In 2000 , Detective Steve Thomas wrote a book . He wrote : First paragraph of chapter 27 : On page 281 Thomas described Foster 's presentation to the Boulder authorities in March 1998 : On page 284 , after outlining Foster 's " case " , Thomas discusses " a package from an Internet junkie named Susan Bennett ... " . He wrote that Foster had incorrectly thought that Jameson was John Andrew - - but he did NOT include the FACT that Foster also said Jameson/John Andrew was the killer . At the bottom of page 284 , Thomas lamented , From page 331 : ... he would be open to impeachment ... ' He 's cooked here , ' said one detective . It was a ridiculous attack on the man 's sterling reputation . " From a book by FBI profiler John Douglas , also written in 2000 : And from a book written by Andrew Hodges : From Chapter 8 - Foster returned to advise the FBI during the investigation of the 2001 anthrax attacks . He later wrote an article for '' Vanity Fair '' about his investigation of Steven Hatfill , a virologist who had been labeled a " person of interest " by Attorney General John Ashcroft . In an October 2003 article for '' Vanity Fair '' , Foster tried to match up Hatfill 's travels with the postmarks on the anthrax letters , and analyzed old interviews and an unpublished novel by Hatfill about a bioterrorist attack on the United States . Hatfill was identified as a possible culprit . '' The Reader 's Digest '' published a condensed version of the article in December 2003 . The perpetrator of the anthrax attacks turned out to be another government bio-weapons scientist
2001 anthrax attacks
2001 anthrax attacks
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