The Dallas Ebola plot thickens....

[Bugsy McGurk]

Texas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan answered "no" to questions about whether he had cared for anyone with Ebola, a Liberian aviation official told CNN. Witnesses and a community leader said otherwise.

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf told the CBC that Duncan leaving the country is "unpardonable."

At the Dallas apartment where a family is quarantined after Duncan stayed there, a contractor will arrive "as soon as possible" to deal with "hygiene issues," Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said.

 

[Addy]

Sure looks like he lied and was determined to leave the country regardless of his recent exposure to Ebola...according to the witnesses who saw him helping the Ebola stricken pregnant woman.

According to the read his family in Dallas was having trouble following directions on staying inside at their apt., quarantined.

 

[Addy]

Found more on Duncan's exposure to the lady he tried to help.
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Many sick in US Ebola patient's Liberia hometown

MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) — Thomas Eric Duncan rushed to help his 19-year-old neighbor when she began convulsing days after complaining of stomach pain. Everyone assumed her illness was related to her being seven months pregnant.

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When no ambulance came, Duncan, Marthalene Williams' parents and several others lifted her into a taxi, and Duncan rode in the front seat as the cab took Williams to the hospital. She later died.

Within weeks, everyone who helped Williams that day was either sick or dead, too — victims of Ebola, the virus that is ravaging Liberia's capital and other parts of West Africa, with more than 3,300 deaths reported.

The disease is spread through direct contact with saliva, sweat, blood and other bodily fluids, and all those who fell ill after helping Williams had touched her. She turned out to have Ebola.
http://news.yahoo.com/texas-ebola-patients-neighborhood-scores-sick-140016735.html