Illinois man charged with mailing white powder to members of Congress
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HuffPost ↗ — Headline uses 'Accused Of Mailing White Powder'; body excerpt opens with AP dateline and highlights note reading “HAH enjoy the gift” plus claim he was joking.HuffPost — Headline uses 'Accused Of Mailing White Powder'; body excerpt opens with AP dateline and highlights note reading “HAH enjoy the gift” plus claim he was joking.
Washington Examiner ↗ — Headline calls it 'white powder mail hoax targeting members of Congress'; body includes U.S. Attorney statement that 'use of the mail to threaten others... will not be tolerated.'Washington Examiner — Headline calls it 'white powder mail hoax targeting members of Congress'; body includes U.S. Attorney statement that 'use of the mail to threaten others... will not be tolerated.'
Illinois Man Accused Of Mailing White Powder To Members Of Congress
Illinois man charged in white powder mail hoax targeting members of Congress
An Illinois man was arrested and charged by federal authorities for allegedly mailing letters containing an unknown substance to the state’s congressional offices, the Department of Justice said on Monday. Matthew Unglesbee, a 36-year-old resident of Quincy in southwestern Illinois, was charged with violations related to false information and hoaxes and…