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The case of Irshad Shaikh

Tuesday, August 19th, 2008

I have a story in today’s Politico about Dr. Irshad Shaikh, a Pakistani immigrant caught up in the anthrax investigation. He’s now in Darfur, having been driven from the U.S., but finally won his citizenship after a seven year battle.

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One Response to “The case of Irshad Shaikh”

  1. #1 |  Steve Verdon |  August 19th, 2008 at 11:59 am

    So exactly how many of these “persons of interest” did the FBI have? First it was Hatfill…oh wait nope now he’s innocent. Then Ivins, and now the shoe drops about Shaikh. But we are supposed ot have faith that Ivins was the culprit because he had a bizzare hang-up about a sorority and a bit of nutter…so naturally he would also send anthrax through the mail…right.

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