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New 'Poison' Letter Found as U.S. Suspect Released
2013-04-24
[An Nahar] A letter possibly laced with the deadly poison ricin was found at a U.S. airbase Tuesday as a man charged with sending a similar letter to the White House was released on bond, officials said.

The letter discovered at Bolling Air Force Base outside Washington comes a week after three others were intercepted on their way to President Barack Obama
We're gonna punish our enemies and we're gonna reward our friends who stand with us on issues that are important to us...
, a U.S. senator and a Mississippi official.

"We've had another incident today, I'm told, at Bolling Air Force Base, the same substance," Senator Harry Reid
... the charismatic senator-for-life from Nevada, currently majority leader ...
told news hounds.

The letter was discovered Tuesday morning during routine screening of incoming mail, said the Defense Intelligence Agency, which is headquartered at Bolling.

Initial tests "indicate possible biological toxins," the agency said in a statement that did not name the toxin.

"Prudent screening methods and force protection measures were implemented to prevent personnel from being harmed," the agency said, adding that it has "maintained normal operations."

Paul Kevin Curtis, 45, was tossed in the calaboose
Yez got nuttin' on me, coppers! Nuttin'!
by the FBI at his home in Corinth, Mississippi last week and charged with threatening the life of the president.

His lawyer insisted Tuesday that they found the wrong man, noting that the FBI could find "nothing" in Curtis's home or on his computer to link him to the letters.

"We have maintained from the beginning ... that Kevin Curtis is absolutely 100 percent innocent," Christi McCoy told CNN.
Posted by:Fred

#2  next year's plotline on the hit show "Person of Interest"!1!
Posted by: Frank G   2013-04-24 08:28  

#1  A letter possibly laced with the deadly poison ricin was found at a U.S. airbase Tuesday as a man charged with sending a similar letter to the White House was released on bond, officials said.

A U.S. airbase with no aeroplanes, but a large multi-billion dollar agency filled with Senior Executive Service employees, charged with intelligence collection and analysis. Save yourselves DIA, run for the GATE!

Ricin Suspect Released: Well if not Paul Kevin Curtis, perhaps the late Richard Jewell, Randy Weaver, or Steven Hatfill mailed the nasty envelopes ?
Posted by: Besoeker   2013-04-24 02:29  

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