THOUSANDS OF LETTERS CONTAINING DEADLY SUBSTANCE SENT TO CONGRESS!
A shocking 4 letters containing a white granular substance were sent to members of Congress, sparking a massive investigation. Matthew Unglesbee, a man from Illinois, has been charged with mailing threatening letters with a substance that he admitted was salt, which he said "kind of looks like" anthrax. The FBI received an anonymous tip that Unglesbee was talking about mailing a suspicious substance to Congress, and a search of his residence turned up a fifth unmailed and empty envelope addressed to a member of Congress. Rep. Jan Schakowsky, one of the recipients, thanked law enforcement for their efforts and vowed to continue serving her community despite the threats. The case began after the anonymous tip on October 16, and the letters showed up at the offices of members of Congress three days later. The FBI is separately investigating letters containing suspicious substances sent to members of Congress and elections officials in recent weeks. This disturbing trend raises questions about the safety of our elected officials and the importance of addressing these threats. The investigation is ongoing, and Unglesbee will make an initial appearance in court Monday afternoon. With the increasing number of suspicious letters being sent to public figures, it's clear that something needs to be done to prevent these threats. Don't miss our coverage of this developing story. To stay up-to-date on the latest news and investigations, be sure to subscribe to our channel.
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