http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-anthrax6aug06.storyDoctor's Homes Searched in Anthrax Attack Inquiry
FBI agents descend on residences in New York and New Jersey. The physician once predicted a biological strike in the U.S.
By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
WASHINGTON — The mystery of who sent deadly anthrax through the mail in the fall of 2001 took a new turn Thursday when federal investigators searched homes belonging to a doctor who founded an anti-terrorism organization and who once predicted an anthrax attack in the United States.
The FBI confirmed that its agents had conducted the searches, but refused to comment on whether the investigation targeted a particular suspect or led to any insights into the anthrax attacks.<snip>
Agents searched two homes in the upstate New York town of Wellsville that belonged to Dr. Kenneth M. Berry, according to Associated Press. Berry is a former president of the American Academy of Emergency Physicians and in 1997 founded PREEMPT, an anti-terrorism organization.<snip>
On Thursday, agents also searched a bungalow on the New Jersey shore with a telephone number listed as belonging to "W. Berry." Neighbors told reporters the agents left carrying several garbage bags filled with bulky contents.<snip>