The indisbutable evidence is in the public record for related court trials such as
Owens vs. Monsanto. The Owens case settled in 2001 for $43 million, but Monsanto has never admitted wrongdoing. The amount awarded was pathetic, but it was clear to the plaintiffs that Monsanto/Solutia would keep the matter in court long after the money would be useful to anyone living.
In subsequent attempts to distance itself from the toxic skeletons in its closet, the "new" Monsanto Company claims that it's not the same Monsanto Company that polluted the community of Anniston, Alabama and other communities. While its current parent company, Pfizer-Pharmacia (nice folks in their own
right), prepares to spin off Monsanto into an independent company, the ghosts of Monsanto's past .
