no they havent. seems they cant get the stories straight.

 

I saw your facebook post and sure enough, they don't know what they're doing...

 

I think they found the guy mailing the tainted letters...... I seem to remember reading something about that this morning.

 

I was sick for like a month or better this winter... it sucked...

got sick for a week. better for a few days, then sick again for 2 more weeks, then it lingered for another week or so...it was ridiculous!

 

so im outside cooking on the grill tonight and i see this...



theyre sitting on their asses while their friend is doing yard work..



unfrickinbelievable!!! cant believe how lazy kids are today!!

 

lol
I'm usually the one doing the yard work myself.

 

 

May not have to go after all

 

 

I was sitting in the House Gallery listening to stupid debating, and got news messages about this. Also get very fast releases from Department Of Justice. When no news from DOJ, I knew that once again the media had rushed a false report out without verifying information. It appears that one news outlet heard the same rumor form CNN, so two outlets raced to get it out there..... They are more concerned with being first than being correct.

And the Ricen is still not officially confirmed on each count yet, but I have also heard "unverified" news of this arrest. Seems the fool mailed it with Memphis postmark, and put his initials on the letters, and sat around home waiting for the cops!

From FBI website....
Arrest Made in Suspicious Letters Investigation


FBI Jackson April 17, 2013

• Public Affairs Specialist Deborah Madden (601) 948-5000

Today at approximately 5:15 p.m. CDT, FBI special agents arrested Paul Kevin Curtis, the individual believed to be responsible for the mailings of the three letters sent through the U.S. Postal Service which contained a granular substance that preliminarily tested positive for ricin. The letters were addressed to a U.S. senator, the White House, and a Mississippi justice official.
The individual was arrested at his residence in Corinth, Mississippi following an investigation conducted by FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces in Memphis, Tennessee and Jackson, Mississippi; the U.S. Capitol Police; the U.S. Postal Inspection Service; and the U.S. Secret Service, aided by the following state and local agencies: the Lee County (Mississippi) Sheriff’s Office; the Prentiss County (Mississippi) Sheriff’s Office; the Corinth (Mississippi) Police Department; the Booneville (Mississippi) Police Department; the Tupelo (Mississippi) Police Department; the Mississippi National Guard 47th Civil Support Team; and the Mississippi Office of Homeland Security.
- View earlier press release: FBI Responds to Reports of Suspicious Letters Received at Mail Facilities