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Answering the mail for ChipNASA.<\/p>\n
Packages with suspicious substances — at least two of which tested positive for ricin — sent to the Pentagon, White House and Sen. Ted Cruz’s office in Texas this week were part of a coordinated effort by a former Navy sailor, officials told Fox News.<\/p>\n
Investigators said one of the envelopes, addressed to Defense Secretary James Mattis or the Navy’s top officer, Adm. John Richardson, contained a return address <\/strong>leading them to believe it came from the sailor, whose name has not been disclosed.<\/p>\n
Officials say a tip from the White House led the Pentagon to discover the two packages sent to the Pentagon.<\/p>\n
Both initially tested positive for ricin but are now in the hands of the FBI for further testing.<\/p>\n
The packages never made their way into the Pentagon, but were flagged in a mail delivery building next door on Monday, a Pentagon spokesperson confirmed to Fox News.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Seems the envelopes contained Ricin seeds, not the refined lethal powder, but still enough to be detected. I think our mystery ‘former sailor’ missed Terror Mailing 101, the part where it’s not considered good practice to include a return address with the surprise package.<\/p>\n
The entire article can be viewed Here.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"