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The FBI's own leading expert has already said that the science alone cannot prove Bruce Ivins refined and mailed that anthrax. So, the idea that such a panel can definitively prove the FBI's case is an error and the exercise itself is founded on a false premise -- not a good beginning.
Unless the Bush Justice Department intends to investigate itself, which is likely given their track record, they should have no part in choosing or approving the composition of a review panel.
I hope the press interrogates the credentials and the associations of all members of that panel with far more vigor than they have the unbelievable case the FBI leaked to them during smearing of Dr. Bruce Ivins.