Salon: Officials have said there is no evidence that Stevens was the victim of terrorism. Wiersma said tests of Stevens’ blood helped confirm that belief because the anthrax in the sample responded to penicillin. Anthrax developed by some countries as a biological weapon could be resistant to the antibiotic, he said.
C-Net: The former computer administrator at DeKalb Technical College in Georgia found out recently that he could face up to 30 years in jail and fines totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars because he installed some distributed computing software on the school’s computers.
FreeMcOwen: Charges now include 8 Felony counts for 120 years, 15 years each count. Also each count carries $50,000 fine in addition to the $415,000 in restitution and damages they seek.
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