The enablers who surround anthrax killer Bruce Ivins even in death: his attorney, a social worker, and a major U.S. daily
Enablers of the month:
Bruce Ivins' attorney, Paul F. Kemp, said his client's suicide was the result of the government's "relentless pressure of accusation and innuendo."He was disappointed that Ivins "would not have the opportunity to defend his good name and reputation in a court of law."If Kemp understood addiction, he might have said, "Since Ivins was an addict, he was capable of any crime. He may have been guilty, but it's unfortunate he didn't give me the opportunity to defend him and let a jury of his peers decide whether he committed the heinous crime of which he is accused.â€
Social worker Jean Duley's attorney, Mary Drawbaugh, said that under Maryland law "you can't use a prior violation such as driving ...
