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I'm asking a question here that I don't know the answer to. Has anyone weaponized MRSA? Not just weaponized it for mass casualties, but able to also only targ

by bb88 2y ago

I'm asking a question here that I don't know the answer to. Has anyone weaponized MRSA? Not just weaponized it for mass casualties, but able to also only target a single individual with it?

jxramos 2y ago
I'm not sure, but I think in suspicious deaths like this folks should DNA sequence all viruses and other stuff found on the body of the poor individual. I've been curious about autopsies from a proactive angle. Can the family of the deceased, or even the person in their own will expressed before they died, can they force a municipality or county or whatever agency the coroner operates under to release the body for a private autopsy?
- bb88 2y ago
  At some point the body has to be released back to the family -- once the forensic autopsy is done, so yes.
  - jxramos 2y ago
    yah that's a good point, they can't kidnap and prevent a burial indefinitely.
hyperific 2y ago
I don't think we have the technical ability to make a real life FOXDIE yet.
xboxnolifes 2y ago
I'd be very surprised if organizations such as the CIA or similar haven't at least put some resources toward researching the viability of weaponizing MRSA or similar.
seoulmetro 2y ago
Everything can be weaponised. Most things have been weaponised.