Case Closed - (A Will and Betsy Black Adventure) by Lewis M Weinstein (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Richard Lambert ... the former FBI lead investigator on the anthrax investigation, says the bureau has tried "to railroad the prosecution of Ivins" and that "a staggering amount of exculpatory evidence" regarding Dr. Ivins remains secret. Congressman Rush Holt ... There were no fingerprints, no witness accounts, no physical evidence linking Ivins to the incident. We need a blue-ribbon commission to review the anthrax attack and the FBI's flawed investigation. Senator Patrick Leahy (one of the two Senate targets of the attack) ... does not believe the FBI's case against Ivins. Senator Chuck Grassley ... "There are no more excuses for avoiding an independent review and assessment of how the FBI handled its investigation in the anthrax case. Senator Arlen Specter ... the FBI they could never have obtained a conviction against Ivins in court based on the case they have made public. Does fiction sometimes foretell reality? It certainly seems that way in Lewis M. Weinstein's fictionalized story of an anthrax scare ... a thriller that seems to track closely with real-life events, even as they unfold today. This updated edition of Case Closed follows Weinstein's passion for seeing the truth come out in the FBI's handling of the Amerithrax Case.

About the Author

Lewis M. Weinstein began writing novels when he was 55 years of age, finally taking the advice of his high school English teacher, who said he should write. This updated edition of Case Closed follows his passion for seeing the truth come out in the FBI's handling of the Amerithrax Case. The first edition was published in 2009. His other books have included The Pope's Conspiracy, The Heretic, and A Good Conviction. He is currently working on a novel to be set in 2oth century Germany and Poland. After graduating from Princeton and the Harvard Business School, Lew enjoyed a long management career in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, including his last position as CEO of a biomedical research institute focused on infectious disease research. In 1980, he was a candidate for the U.S. Congress from New Jersey. Lew is married and lives with his wife in Key West, Florida.