Re: CJD * PRIONS * INCINERATION??????

November 12, 1998

Along these same lines, I had a terrible thought right after we buried Dad.

What about CJD victims that were sealed in any type of air/water tight

container? What if their bodily fluids leak into the ground, then into our

water supply? Rivers? Lakes?

Beverly G.

November 12, 1998

Ok, so has there been a study done to find out just how hot or how long it

has to burn till they are rendered inactive? Terry do you know? Surely

there has to be a limit.

Robin

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> Subject: CJD * PRIONS * INCINERATION??????

> Date: Thursday, November 12, 1998 11:19 AM

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> From: Terry/MADSON flounder@...

> Not only are the ashes still active, but there is now concern for the

> pastures being contaminated where the incineration of the cattle took

> place. There were, LARGE " OPEN AIR " INCINERATION PITS FOR BSE INFECTED

> CATTLE, in (BRITAIN). There is also concern for the pasture land, due to

> contamination from SCRAPIE AND BSE, due to AFTERBIRTH........IF, I am

> not mistaken, in the documentary THE BRAIN EATER, Brown had even

> mentioned concern for the cattle grazing on fields that might contain

> these ashes, and the possibility of contamination still being there.

> Also, there is concern for the possibility for BSE IN GROUNDWATER,

> because of rendering plant disposing of cull cattle carcasses in the

> catchment of a chalk aquifer which is used for drinking water

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