El International de México Friday, 06, 2009 DNA Scientist: Suspected Terrorist Murdered Temixco Professor suspected of links to unnamed terrorist cell MEXICO CITY: Dr. Pedr Juan Beltran of the Temixco Biotech Institute, murdered tvo days ago at Mexico City International Airport, is officially under investiga for ter activ Police working closely with Government agents now believe that Dr Beltran, a respected and honoured genetic scientist, was involved in a terrorist plot to distribute weaponised chemical weapons. Police spokesm: Detective Martin Lopez. revealed last night: “While the body is clean of chemical substanees, contained or otherwise, we are now certain that Dr. Beltran’s murder was the result of his involvement in a terrorist cell. Investigators are working hard to trace the origins of $1 million USD which was recently deposited into Dr. Beltran’s accounts, “We currently have just one ead, an American who flew into Mexico City Airport from San Francisco on the morning of Dt Beltran’s death,” said Detective Lopez, “a Dr. Jackson Bennett.” Passenger manifests. and minimal cety footage show the urival of doctors Beltran and Bennett from Europe and the US respectively, within the same hour. The two scientists met in a cafeteria at arrivals, but what led them into the bathroom and then for Dr. Bennett to assassinate his Wor is still unknown. co-consp It is possible that Dr. Bennett murdered Dr. Beltran for the money! “The money might be a catalyst, but we are focusing on Dr. Bennett and the potential threat of what he might now be carrying.” Detective Lopez warned So, were hazardous materials brought onto Me the airport? And now in possession’? ican soil via Dr. Bennett Bennett, 32, who has a twin brother in the US military, is currently employed by University of California, San Francisco and is known by colleagues to have been working loosely with Dr. Beltran’s Temixco lab. Although neither military sources nor UCSF staff would come forward for comment, a representative for the Temixco Biotech Institute who wishes to remain unnamed, said: “PJ and Jackson have been good friends for a number of years. Jackson just one of several. nothing suspicious about When pressed for further information, the Temixco worker said only: “Tackson was ‘heduled to join PJ for some work here ai the institute Neither of them are terrorists Neither are working on anything more dangerous than maize and fiuit fly genetics. These charges are crazy.” With few leads to go on the case rema ns ongoing,