RED ALERT! Mystery Illness In Indiana Prison - 1 Dead, 4 Critical - UPDATE: It's H1N1 Swine Flu!

Honestly, using prison inmates to kill birds with a flu virus just seems like a bad idea. Like, really?

Wow! That is brilliant and terrifying LOL

Isn't this the Federal Prison with the death row?

Maybe so but that is what the article says they did. But it also say they were euthanizing the birds and I know that is a load of crap.

Airborne...

Thank you. How much should I take?

Well if we are going to post on a conspiracy site we might as well go all out.

It would not be the first time prisoners in that area had been used for testing. This link is to the prison Timothy McVeigh was kept.

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Same general area.

Thank you. How long did it take for everyone to be over it? I've got a 4 yr old and a 4 month old that I'm concerned about. This has been the worst I've had and is spreading fast at the office. I should stop reading threads on sickness I think.

Monday, January 25, 2016

PUTNAMVILLE, Ind. (AP) - A coroner says preliminary autopsy results on an inmate at an Indiana prison that’s facing an outbreak of a severe, flu-like illness suggest that man died of pneumonia.

Vigo County Coroner Dr. Susan Amos said Monday the official cause of death of the Putnamville Correctional Facility inmate has not been determined and test results are pending.

Amos says those tests will determine if the inmate had viral or bacterial infections... [link to www.washingtontimes.com]

No Putnamville is a state prison the federal prison is in Terre Haute.

don't drink the prison tea

Wade Meisberger was an inmate in the facility just a year ago.

"It's an incubator. It's dirty," he said as he showed the letters and packets he sent warning prison officials and Governor Mike Pence of what he believed were "unsafe prison conditions."

"I knew something was going to happen; either increased violence (or) more infection," Meisberger told 13 Investigates.

Meisberger, who served time at five different Indiana prisons for the drunken fight that killed his best friend in 1991, says Putnamville was overcrowded, unsafe and unsanitary.

"The dining rooms are always filthy. They run chow continuously at the State Farm because there are so many offenders there and such a small dining room," he explained. "The chemicals that they use are not strong enough, they dilute the bleach." [link to www.wthr.com]

I am in Indiana and I got a nasty sore throat, feels like strep. most pneumonia is caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae. strep throat is killer disease, not to be fucked with.

.. ISDH is working closely with the Department of Correction, local health officials and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to obtain and test specimens from the individuals who’ve become ill. We are also working with those agencies to identify any possible sources of exposure or whether any of the individuals who’ve become ill had any other conditions that might have affected the severity of their illness.

The jail says its bleaching units, and handing out masks to inmates and staff.

The IDOC has scheduled a news conference for 1 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 26 .. [link to wishtv.com]

bird flu causes the vomiting and diarrhea but with the sore throat and pneumonia, you die of the pneumonia/respiratory infection but with cold or strep pneumonia you don't barf and shit.

I won't be surprised if it turns out to be a strain of Legionnaires Disease.

This^

Çontaminated jenkum?????

I'm curious about that myself!

Still waiting...

Just wanted to add that I have done work inside of both facilitys and they are both fucking nasty.

Related?

Indianapolis, April 13 - H2N2, the deadliest strain of influenza since 1957, made it to the state lab on the Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis campus.

With no warnings of its grave danger, it arrived with other vials of mystery germs as part of a proficiency test to see how well the state lab performed.

But before local workers could test the panels, a Canadian lab made the frightening connection. This strain was responsible for the Asian flu that killed a million people.

The state received one of 3,700 panels sent out worldwide.

Andy Zirkle with the Indiana Department of Health says, "The kits were never actually opened up as it never got to the point of being handled to that extent."

The World Health Organization put out global warnings to destroy the virus.

Zirkle says state workers used an autoclave sterilization process. "Basically it works like a pressure cooker, where a combination of steam and heat sterilizes the sample and then from there the sample was incinerated."

Health experts across the state and globe question how the hot virus ended up as part of the test samples.

Although they say the potential risk for infection is low, there's plenty reason to take such extreme precaution.

State Epidemiologist Robert Teclaw explains, "because it hasn't been circulating since 1968, no one really has much immunity against it. So it could cause some damage if it were to get into the population."

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capsaicin is better. :)

Littlebitnow, that is very interesting. Thanks.

I can imagine.

This facility is located half way between terre haute and Indianapolis. It's is known as the State Farm and is the facility that housed Mike Tyson.

It hosts violent offenders.

It sounds like classic Legionnaire's. Although it could just be an outbreak of plain old pneumonia.

Call Bill Gates...
He's got a vaccine for it.

Butt flu

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