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Massive Underground Bio Lab Uncovered in Las Vegas — Over 1,000 Suspicious

Federal agents are racing to identify more than 1,000 biological samples seized from what appears to be an illegal laboratory operation hidden in a Las Vegas home. What started as a routine code violation call has exploded into a full-scale Joint Terrorism Task Force investigation after authorities discovered a locked garage packed with mysterious vials, laboratory equipment, and unknown liquids in multiple colors.

The scene that greeted investigators was chilling. Multiple refrigerators and freezers crammed with vials of unidentified substances. A centrifuge. Gallon-sized containers filled with unknown liquids. “The scene presented a high level of complexity with materials that have not yet been identified,” Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Sheriff Kevin McMahill revealed during Monday’s press briefing. The sheer volume of material was staggering — what authorities described as a “significant volume” of potentially hazardous biological substances.

This isn’t an isolated incident. The property owner — a Chinese national — was already in federal custody from a 2023 arrest connected to another illegal bio lab discovered in Reedley, California. That facility was found housing thousands of samples labeled as HIV, malaria, tuberculosis, COVID-19, and even Ebola, while allegedly receiving funding from Chinese banks. Most alarming? McMahill confirmed the Las Vegas materials “were consistent in appearance” with what was found in the California operation.

Ori Solomon, 55, identified as the property manager, now sits in jail on felony hazardous waste charges while FBI labs work around the clock to determine exactly what these substances are. Three innocent renters were safely evacuated and cleared of involvement. But the bigger questions remain unanswered — and that’s what should concern every American as this investigation unfolds.

Source: abcnews.go.com


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