Hazmat team responds to Texas soldier, who fought ebola in Africa, found dead in yard

the marburg virus is very similar and works much faster.....ebola is just one of the disease they are "fighting"

a reply to: clearmind

here is the followup...he tested Negative for ebola

www.cbsnews.com...

I wonder if it's possible he thought he had it?

What was the cuase of death?

A Fort Hood statement says two tests on the 24-year-old soldier Tuesday showed no signs of Ebola, and that there is "no evidence of a public health threat." Killeen police, a hazmat team and several ambulances responded to the soldier's home Tuesday morning after a report came in of a man's body being found outside, reports CBS affiliate KWTX in Waco.

Tested 'clean' but sent Hazmat anyway eh.

Even they know the Ebola tests are bullsnip.

originally posted by: neo96

A Fort Hood statement says two tests on the 24-year-old soldier Tuesday showed no signs of Ebola, and that there is "no evidence of a public health threat." Killeen police, a hazmat team and several ambulances responded to the soldier's home Tuesday morning after a report came in of a man's body being found outside, reports CBS affiliate KWTX in Waco.

Tested 'clean' but sent Hazmat anyway eh.

Even they know the Ebola tests are bullsnip.

I don't trust anything the govt. or any authority figure says. Even if he had Ebola they would lie to avoid panic.

a reply to: olaru12

It's funny....I live in Dallas. When we had the Ebola scare here the only ones I saw totally freaking out was the media and people in other states. I do not know a single person who was panicking ..... life went on. People went to work, went to restaurants, went to movies. The media, however, was totally freaking out for us.