MIT trained biologists was caught trying to create an airborne version of rabies

She's actually now in Texas in a mental institution for the rest of her life. Her name is Afiya Sediki. She's an MIT trained biologist, related by marriage to Calid Shake Mohammed. Okay? And she was leading the biological weapons program. This is according to the CIA officers. She was trained at MIT? She was trained at MIT and then she went back to Pakistan. She was the first woman on the FBI's most wanted terrorist list. How come they have her in a mental institution? they caught her. And then this part is reported. They caught her and somehow again the air quote, somehow she got a hold of a marine's rifle and fire and was firing at the FBI agents interviewing her. This is all public and she was shot. They took her to the United States, gave her a trial, decided she was insane, put her in a mental institution. But what had never been revealed before my book is that in her handbag she had plans to create a genetically modified pathogen that mixed rabi with chicken pocks. Think about that. Imagine arborborn rabi's. rabi's like Numanic plague is one of the only other pathogens that has 100% death rate without counter measures. So when I learned about that plan for the genetic modification of rabi and chicken, arborborn rabi. But then I thought. How far did she get along with this? That is , you know, but I did get a second person Davidman who's the advisor to the president on bio defense to confirm with me that that was actually located in her handbag and caused serious concern. Oh well now imagine if they never found her, they never caught her and she completed that. I mean it's really terrifying. It out most of the country. I interviewed this guy very famous legendary CIA officer named Ralph Monet Larson and he led the counter WMD team, right? So he would go to places basically like with a bunch of ground branch guys. CIA, a primary guys behind him. He was kind of like the intelligence at the front to try to negotiate with Al Qaeda weapons makers, biological weapons makers and say like, you can't do this. It's going to kill all of us. And he told me a couple stories and I write them like history lessons in the book. Once he went to Sudan and met with uh the top biological weapons maker for Alkaida and like, you know, it's just chilling. It's basically you get the feeling like that said I got them to agree to stop temporarily. Temporarily. Temporarily.