This report in from Sydney about the ricin laced letters to the President and a senator. The first suspect, who was eventually cleared, when the FBI questioned him said, "I don't even eat rice, don't have any in the house, you can look." Reportedly the FBI thought he was yanking their chain but finally decided to let him go and arrest a guy he was squabbling with. Now, the other guy is a member of MENSA so he is automatically suspect. From the accounts in this article this is just everyday's business in Tupelo.Sunday, April 28, 2013
NEWSLINE: SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Mississippi feud believed behind ricin case
This report in from Sydney about the ricin laced letters to the President and a senator. The first suspect, who was eventually cleared, when the FBI questioned him said, "I don't even eat rice, don't have any in the house, you can look." Reportedly the FBI thought he was yanking their chain but finally decided to let him go and arrest a guy he was squabbling with. Now, the other guy is a member of MENSA so he is automatically suspect. From the accounts in this article this is just everyday's business in Tupelo.
This report in from Sydney about the ricin laced letters to the President and a senator. The first suspect, who was eventually cleared, when the FBI questioned him said, "I don't even eat rice, don't have any in the house, you can look." Reportedly the FBI thought he was yanking their chain but finally decided to let him go and arrest a guy he was squabbling with. Now, the other guy is a member of MENSA so he is automatically suspect. From the accounts in this article this is just everyday's business in Tupelo.
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