Kay, David

February 2, 2004	It was reported that David Kay, the former American arms inspector, was shocked at the huge controversy created when he simply spoke the truth about the nonexistent Iraqi weapons of mass destruction.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
January 24, 2004	David Kay, the outgoing head of the Iraq Survey Group, said that Iraq got rid of its illegal weapons programs years before the United States invaded.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
December 19, 2003	There were reports that David Kay, the head of the American team looking for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, is planning to resign.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New Scientist
October 6, 2003	David Kay, the head of the CIA team searching for traces of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, issued his status report; Kay admitted that no unconventional weapons had been found but did point to a single vial of botulinum toxin, which an Iraqi scientist had stored in his refrigerator since 1993, as evidence of evil intent. President Bush cited the vial and said that the report justified the invasion.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Washington Post, International Herald Tribune

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