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“Origins of COVID-19: An Examination of Available Evidence” is the most in-depth hearing to date that analyzed the testimony and evidence from multiple scientists who presented their findings that suggested the virus came from a lab leak. It was the first in a series ofhearings regarding the dangerous threats associated with high-risk biological research and technology.
“The lab escape version of this is so friggin’ likely to have happened because they were already doing this type of work and the molecular data is fully consistent with that scenario,” said Kristian Andersen, an evolutionary biologist at Scripps Research. The admission from a renowned virologist that he isn’t sure how “this gets accomplished in nature” is a powerful revelation discovered and made public by the Senate hearing. It’s a statement that the public needs to hear — and hear repeatedly if need be. Garry also suggested that the lab leak was plausible, given his knowledge of the research he knew was occurring in Wuhan.
“So they have a very large collection of viruses in their laboratory,” Baric said in comments that were discovered for evidence in the hearing. “And so it’s — you know — proximity is a problem. It’s a problem.”
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