The ghastly bombings in Boston followed by envelopes laced with the lethal poison ricin that were sent to the U.S Capitol and the White House, renew fears about our vulnerability to these kinds of terrorist acts. It invites unwelcome memories of 9-11.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. authorities have arrested a suspect from Mississippi in connection with a letter that tested positive for the poison ricin that was sent to President Barack Obama, a law enforcement source said on Wednesday. (Reporting by
FBI Identifies Suspect in Ricin Letters as Paul Kevin Curtis, 45, of Corinth, Miss. OXFORD, Miss. April 18, 2013 (AP). Share. 0. FBI identifies suspect in ricin letters as Paul Kevin Curtis, 45, of Corinth, Miss. Follow @abc. on Twitter, become a fan
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Federal agents on Wednesday arrested a suspect in the mailing of letters to President Barack Obama and a U.S. senator that initially tested positive for the poison ricin. The suspect was identified as Kenneth Curtis of Tupelo,
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