sent to scientists at ANU, but that's not what was claimed. John Coochey: 14 Jun 2012 3:42:10pm The best they could come up with was one mentioned in an article by Roslyn Beebie of the Canberra Times which it now seems was first sighted in Ian "Suspend Democracy" Hamilton's blog where it was supposed to have been sent to an activist not a scientist (by themselves?) The ABC did in fact state at one point that climate scientists had been threatened with a gun, so can someone document that? Mark James: 14 Jun 2012 4:19:31pm John, the evidence is provided on the MediaWatch site. There is more than one death threat. The ABC got the initial story wrong, which Holmes acknowledged. But The Australian got the story even more wrong by reporting there had been no death threats to climate scientists at all. The newspaper is now attempting to dig itself out of a hole by a process of obfuscation. Reinhard: PeterM: 14 Jun 2012 9:52:26am I'm sorry Mark, you are incorrect there. There were no death threats and a simple examination of the time line of events show that the move to new premises and the issue of passes to the ANU staff happened prior to the alleged death threats. This is a significant credibility issue and one that is quite plain for all to see. Integrity would dictate that a clarification of the facts, not opinion, be given so that the viewer can draw their own conclusions. Mark