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Anton Dunn suspected to be “Trashman” - Gerber baby food poison suspect

2008-08-02 18:10:28 (GMT) (Caymanmama.com - Technology News)

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Houston, Texs (CaymanMama.com) — New York Police arrested a 42-year old resident of Manhattan, Anton Dunn, after he posted 3 YouTube videos claiming that he poisoned Gerber baby food jars in large quantities. In these videos, since axed from YouTube, the man suspected to be Dunn seems to be in partially masked. According to official charges made before U.S. Circuit Court Judge Theodore Katz, a Gerber Foods representative alerted the Detroit office of the FDA about the situation. FDA Special Agent Michael Felezzola said that a video with the name ‘gerberbabyfoodalert’ was brought to his attention on July 20th.

In he  10 minute video, Dunn says that he is going to kill babies and then claims that there are disciples working at Gerber who have poisoned thousands of baby food bottles with rat poison and cyanide. The masked man only identifies himself as the ‘Trashman’.

The man then states that he is planning to kill all black and Latino babies who have given birth in 2008. Ironically, the man in the video is black and says that he wants to kill members of his race to decrease the black population. Another video also suggests that some babies have already died due to tainted food.

After only a few minutes of posting the videos, thousands of concerned parents started called Gerber Products. ‘Trashman’ has previously posted videos boasting that over 1,500 women have been infected by him with AIDS. Other people in the YouTube community claim that they have interacted with this person through e-mail under the handle Trashman666. In one of the e-mails, he  claimed to be active in gay porn videos.

There are no reports of baby food being tainted and Gerber has been working with the FDA to validate that the videos are merely hateful jokes. Anton Dunn faces two felony counts of interstate threats  injuring other persons and intentionally distributing false information which affected interstate commerce. If proven guilty, Dunn can receive minimum imprisonment of 10 years.



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