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Attacks Spread Terror Across The District

The anthrax attacks of 2001 killed five people, including two postal workers at the Brentwood Road facility in the District, and sickened 17 others, spreading fear on Capitol Hill and across the country.

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Scientist Set to Discuss Plea Bargain In Deadly Attacks Commits Suicide
Article | Authorities investigating the deadly 2001 anthrax mailings used previously unavailable techniques to trace the lethal powder to the office where scientist Bruce E. Ivins worked at the sprawling Army biodefense laboratory at Fort Detrick, Md., according to sources briefed on the investigation.
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Ivins's Friends, Family Recall the Good Times
Article | Hundreds of friends, colleagues and fellow churchgoers who knew Bruce E. Ivins as a dedicated father, jokester and brilliant scientist -- not as the government's alleged anthrax terrorist -- paid their final respects yesterday in Frederick.
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