The tag 'Cyanide' is associated with 6 posts.

Information sparse on cyanide death

Fam­ily seeks to recon­struct man’s last days as U.S. probe con­tin­ues by Andrew Sey­mourOttawa Cit­i­zen OTTAWA — An Ottawa man found dead of cyanide poi­son­ing in a Den­ver hotel room Mon­day had been in con­tact with a female rel­a­tive in the Col­orado city in the days before his death, accord­ing to the direc­tor of a [...]

Pound of cyanide found in room where man died

DENVER (AP) — Author­i­ties in Den­ver say they have found about a pound of highly toxic sodium cyanide in a hotel room where a man’s body was dis­cov­ered. Police say foul play is not sus­pected and FBI spokes­woman Kathy Wright said Wednes­day there was no appar­ent con­nec­tion to ter­ror­ism. The man’s body was found Monday [...]

Denver police suspect cyanide death at hotel

DENVER (AP) — Offi­cials per­form­ing an autopsy Mon­day noticed an indi­ca­tion of cyanide poi­son­ing, lead­ing police to cor­don off streets as they inves­ti­gated at the down­town hotel where the man’s body was found. The Burns­ley Hotel was later declared safe, though the floor where the body was found remained off lim­its, said Fire Depart­ment spokesman Alex [...]

No clear terror threat in cyanide case

by Jeff LatzkeAP The FBI claims a Texas man told an infor­mant he had a 25-gallon drum with enough cyanide inside to “kill a city.” What he appar­ently didn’t have was a plan to carry out an attack. Jef­frey Don Detrixhe, 38, of Hig­gins, Texas, was arrested this week in south­east­ern Okla­homa on a complaint [...]

“Peace Activists” with a Secret Agenda? Introduction & Part One:

Ram­sey Clark from Attor­ney Gen­eral to the IAC by Kevin Coogan On Sep­tem­ber 29th, 2001, just a few weeks fol­low­ing the Sep­tem­ber 11th ter­ror­ist attack on the World Trade Cen­ter and the Pen­ta­gon, a large peace rally was held in Wash­ing­ton, D.C., to oppose an Amer­i­can mil­i­tary response to the attack. The main orga­nizer of the [...]

Excerpt from pp. 179–183 of Martin Bormann, Nazi in Exile

The SS sergeant said that much later he had met up with Bormann’s com­pan­ion of those fate­ful ten days; he assured him that the party min­is­ter had made it safely through the British lines by fol­low­ing the Auto­bahn to the out­skirts of Flens­burg, where he was to make con­tact with Grand Admi­ral Doenitz. Mar­tin Bormann, [...]