Overview
- Authorities said a third analysis by the Bavarian LGL confirmed the substance contained no Bacillus anthracis or other bacterial agents.
- Police criminal specialists are examining the letter for fingerprints and DNA to identify the sender.
- Verdi reported the note referenced recent warning strikes and included a threat that employees should die of anthrax, while police declined to discuss contents.
- The Feb. 18 delivery triggered evacuation, a cordon and a decontamination line at the Nuremberg union building, with no broader public danger reported.
- Eleven people on the floor were considered potentially exposed, three had direct contact, and one person received care for acute psychological distress.