Joby Warwick

Everybody was suddenly talking about this scientist Stephen Hatfield.

Everybody was suddenly talking about this scientist Stephen Hatfield.

It was kind of a poorly kept secret that he was a major suspect. And people in the scientific community were talking about him.

It was kind of a poorly kept secret that he was a major suspect. And people in the scientific community were talking about him.

When that disappeared, when that suspect just suddenly and abruptly went away, it did make you doubt. Maybe it's a competency question, or maybe it's just that these things are just too difficult for us to solve. Investigators like journalists can be led astray, can be misinformed by their own sources. We went from being...

When that disappeared, when that suspect just suddenly and abruptly went away, it did make you doubt. Maybe it's a competency question, or maybe it's just that these things are just too difficult for us to solve. Investigators like journalists can be led astray, can be misinformed by their own sources. We went from being...

Fairly sure that the case is going to be resolved soon to feeling that, holy cow, we've got nothing. Nobody knows anything about this case more than they did in October 2001. So we really are back to square one on this thing.

Fairly sure that the case is going to be resolved soon to feeling that, holy cow, we've got nothing. Nobody knows anything about this case more than they did in October 2001. So we really are back to square one on this thing.

It's remarkable now, just to add the point, that, you know, 20 years down the road, people don't think about anthrax that much.

It's remarkable now, just to add the point, that, you know, 20 years down the road, people don't think about anthrax that much.

As a journalist and as an author, you really come to understand the importance of story and the way we understand things. We start to look for answers that make sense based on our own stories and our own history. And sometimes the real answers can be so far away from what those preconceived notions are.

As a journalist and as an author, you really come to understand the importance of story and the way we understand things. We start to look for answers that make sense based on our own stories and our own history. And sometimes the real answers can be so far away from what those preconceived notions are.