The FBI has apparently found no additional clues to aid its investigation into the 2001 anthrax attacks after draining a Maryland pond, the Washington Post reported yesterday (see GSN, June 26).

FBI officials began draining the Frederick, Md., pond earlier this month in the hopes of finding clues in the anthrax investigation.  Agents had earlier recovered laboratory equipment. The items found following the pond’s draining, however, included a bicycle, logs, coins, a street sign, and a handgun, which was given to local authorities, according to the Post (Williamson/Snyder, Washington Post, June 29).

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