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CLAYTON WAAGNER EXPLAINS HOW AND WHY HE
SENT HUNDREDS OF FAKE ANTHRAX LETTERS TO THE ABORTION INDUSTRY IN THE USA by Neal Horsley (December 2, 2001,
Christian Gallery News Service) As other
articles in this series demonstrate, one of Clayton Waagner's primary
motivations for forcing his way into the pages of the Christian Gallery News
Service was to demonstrate that he was the person who had sent several
hundred fake anthrax letters to abortion clinics, Planned Parenthood and
National Abortion Federation offices throughout the United States. At first glance, it might seem that
Waagner was boasting about his anthrax letters simply to taunt abortionists
and aggrandize himself. But it would
be a mistake to interpret his actions in that manner. To Clayton Waagner, his success in
carrying out the fake anthrax mailings was intended to prove a terrible fact
to 42 intended victims of Waagner's terror plan, to prove he could carry out
his threats to kill them. In other
words, Waagner was telling about his anthrax exploits not simply to boast
about his prowess as a criminal but, according to his own words, to prove his
"resourcefulness" because when his "resourcefulness" was
properly understood all those he threatened with death would know it was time
to stop working for the abortion industry.
On three separate
places in the thirty-minute taped interview I was able to obtain from him,
Waagner talked about the specific details of his anthrax mailings to the
abortion industry. What follows is a
verbatim transcript of those three times he discussed his anthrax mailings. [BEGIN EXCERPT] HORSLEY: Well they, all of this, uh, talk about
anthrax, um, the, um, there has been some, some uh, suggestion that perhaps
you might be involved in all of the uh, letters, uh, uh, claiming to contain
anthrax that were sent to the abortionists.
Uh, what-what do you have to say about that? WAAGNER: These papers I have in my hand, HORSLEY:
Hmm... WAAGNER: I'm gonna hand you now, [papers rustling]
excuse me...This one, is the first letter; and I'll, I'll just start by
reading it. Uh, yes I did the anthrax
scares in the abortion clinics HORSLEY:
Right. WAAGNER: I,
I wanna clar... HORSLEY: You did all of them? WAAGNER: Every single one, I... HORSLEY: How many were they? WAAGNER: Umm, the first operation was through the
U.S. Postal Service was uh, umm, four-hundred and eighty-two total. Umm, and
I heard reports that said... HORSLEY: You did all of this while you were on
America's Most Wanted and one of the ten most wanted men in the world. Waagner: That's correct. [END EXCERPT]
[BEGIN EXCERPT] WAAGNER: Umm...This anthrax scare that I did to the
abortion clinics...[unintelligible], back up. I didn't do the real anthrax; I don't have real an-...If I did
it would have been in these letters. HORSLEY: Right,
you would've killed... WAAGNER: Oh,
without a doubt. HORSLEY: Right. WAAGNER: But, um, uh, just to prove I did it, uh,
the first letter started, uh, uh, opening line was, "Warning: In this letter you've been exposed to
extremely high levels of bacteria skin ["thracius" sp.?], commonly
known as anthrax. It is recommended
that you leave the building immediately and call the U.S. Centers for Disease
Control at four, "o," four; six, three, nine; two, eight,
"o," seven. Uh, signed Army
of God, Virginia Dare Cell. Um, its -
and I'm gonna leave this letter with you - [unintelligible] but its a, its a
full page and it, it uh, its just, its, as they say, religious
ramblings. Um, [laughter] the second
one, not wanting to be accused of, of [overwriting?] again, um the second one
which is sent through Federal Express, um, I used, I used, to send those I
used the Federal Express account number of the National Abortion Federation,
their account number's, uh, one - I'm sure its not now - one, one, seven,
five, six, four, seven, zero, three. HORSLEY: You mean you had...their account number? WAAGNER: Yeah, the account number for Planned
Parenthood, uh, American Federation of New York, is two, two, seven, two,
five, two, one, six, two. HORSLEY: Whoa. WAAGNER: And, uh, I sent those, uh, these air
bills, uh, I oh, I manufact-...uh, you're a computer guy; you can appreciate
that, uh Federal Express does their pre-printed air bills on a, on a
dot-matrix printer. Um, dot matrix
printers kinda hard to find today, but I found one. Um, I bought it in a CompUSA in, um, uh, Philadelphia. Again, they'll know. Um, uh, a OkiData ninety-two, and I paid
three-hundred and sixty-five dollars for it.
But that's what I printed these with.
Um... HORSLEY: They're great printers. WAAGNER: Yeah, they are! [laughter] Um..but, uh, like this one that I have, yeah,
I love 'em. Horsley: I'm sure Okidata will appreciate
that. Waagner: [Laughs.] Uh, this one was, uh, appears to have come from Anne Glacer
[sp.?] who's the security ex-...the security, head of security of Planned
Parenthood Federation [unintelligible], and um, uh, its addressed to Planned
Parenthood, uh, uh, Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Um, and again, it it es-...people will tell you that received
it, they look real, they're they [unintelligible] It got by their massive
security they're so proud of. [END EXCERPT]
[BEGIN EXCERPT] WAAGNER: And again, back, y'know, back to this
anthrax thing, I have shut down approximately, y'know, uh, I don't know how
many clinics; but I calculated the clinics I know of, in days closed; some of
them were closed for five days; some of them for only one - but in days
closed, number of clinics, eight hundred, approximately, eight-hundred days
closed. Now, if you figure that an
average clinic kills six babies a day, that's a lotta s-... that were stopped. According to Planned Parenthood's own
data, they don't, um, uh, twenty per cent, uh, only twenty percent of the
women come back after an abortion's, uh, canceled, for whatever reason. HORSLEY: Right. WAAGNER: So, I mean, do the math! You're looking at three to four thousand
babies that were saved, by one man!
And, and I'm, y'know, and not to pat myself on the back to show how
vulnerable they are, by one man who's the most hunted man in this country! HORSLEY:
Right. WAAGNER: I, I think bin Laden's got me beat now,
okay, but... HORSLEY:
But, but he's not in this country. WAAGNER: No, he's not in this country... HORSLEY: You still are the most hunted man in the
United States. WAAGNER: In the United States. Um, I can, I can move around with
impunity, because God has anointed me!
And, and when I... I mean, you just, you would like...like the idea
with this anthra-...I, I, I skipped over; I didn't mean to, but...the idea
with this, uh, this first anthrax thing; I was so charged when, when the Lord
hit me with the idea, from conception to, to actually putting the stuff in
the mail; took two days! It was
nothing...It was nothing! HORSLEY: [unintelligible] hundreds of them. WAAGNER: Yeah, nothing! It was easy! Um, uh, and the job was done well enough
that it fooled 'em all! Nobody looked
at my envelopes and said, these are, they're looking for stuff. Not one report was made. Thats [unintelligible] looked at that and
said, oh this is danger! Um, In the
second one, in the, uh, FedEx one, uh, I learned something. [unintelligible] they fax out warnings,
when they start coming in. So in the
second one I called in bomb threats, both in Planned Parenthood and the
National Abortion Federation. Um, and
just a little side margin, didn't actually call the National Abortion
Federation. I called two other people
in their building, two other offices, and I warned them to get out. And I think that probably unnerved them a
little bit. Cause I didn't actually call Planned Parenthood, I too called
other people in the buildings; said I don't want you to get hurt when they
die. HORSLEY:
Whoa. WAAGNER: And so they evacuated the building, uh,
uh, for uh, Planned Parenthood and the National Abortion Federation. So that prevented their, again, prevented
them from sending their, their faxes out to, to warn everyone "this is
coming." And so they got nailed
hard. You can't stop someone like
myself. The reason you, first of all
I, I count myself as a dead man. What
are you going to scare me with? [END EXCERPT] ****This
story was concluded on Dec 5, 201 when Clayton Waagner was arrested at a
Kinko' while monitoring the Web site you are visiting. Neal Horsley |
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