08/19/02
But Still... Media Evidence Against Steven Hatfill
Surely, profilers and other investigative personnel have stood before the Trenton mailbox through which some of the anthrax letters began their journey into the history books and tried to picture the person who sent the letters — to see through his eyes. Many writers have tried to do the same. A hypothesis that surfaced soon after the letters began appearing in the news was that the perpetrator was a white male right-wing extremist. In other words, Steven Hatfill was a prime suspect probably before he was a “person of interest.” At least, he’s been made to fit the profile, guilty or not.
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