WAR ON TERROR: OUTRAGE IN CITY: US Nazi Groups Linked to Anthrax
Byline: PAUL BYRNE
NEO-NAZIS in the US could be behind the anthrax attacks which have terrorised America.
Investigators believe white supremacists rather than Islamic militants could be responsible for the letters containing deadly spores.
And the security services say they are closing in on suspects.
A justice department source said: "We are zeroing in on a number of hate groups.
"There are a number of strong leads and some people we know well that we are looking at.
The US neo-Nazi right has bred numerous terrorists like Timothy McVeigh, motivated by his loathing of the government to destroy a federal office building in …
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Article title: WAR ON TERROR: OUTRAGE IN CITY: US Nazi Groups Linked to Anthrax.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: The Mirror (London, England).
Publication date: October 29, 2001.
Page number: 11.
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