Illinois man charged with mailing white powder to members of Congress
An Illinois man was charged with mailing four threatening letters containing a white granular substance to members of Congress. He included his own name and home address in the envelopes. The substance was later determined to be salt. He now faces criminal charges related to the mailings.
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6 sourcesFeds say Quincy man mailed letters containing white powder to members of Illinois congressional delegation
Illinois man charged with sending threatening letters to Congress members in Chicago
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12 sourcesMan accused of sending letters with 'unknown substance' to Illinois congressional offices
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5 sourcesCongressional offices receive threatening letters and mystery white powder — prosecutors identify alleged sender
Illinois man charged in white powder mail hoax targeting members of Congress
Illinois man charged for allegedly sending white powder to members of Congress in Chicago area
Illinois man charged with mailing white powder to members of Congress
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