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Quincy, Illinois, man charged with sending white powder to Chicago area members of Congress

A man from Quincy, Illinois, is now charged in connection to letters containing white powder that were sent to members of Congress in the Chicago area.

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Illinois man charged with mailing white powder to members of Congress

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Illinois man arrested after allegedly sending suspicious powder to Congress members using his return address

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Hombre de Illinois es acusado de enviar polvo blanco por correo a legisladores

Un hombre de Illinois de 37 años está acusado de enviar cartas a miembros del Congreso de Estados Unidos que contenían un polvo blanco, según registros de un tribunal federal.

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Downstate man charged with sending threatening letters to Congress members in Chicago

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Four hoax letters to Congress draw federal charges

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Man charged with sending white substance to 4 lawmakers

Matthew Unglesbee, 37, is charged with one count of false information and hoaxes and one count of mailing threatening communications, according to a criminal complaint unsealed Monday.

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Illinois man charged with mailing threatening letters with white substance to members of Congress

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Man accused of sending letters with white powder to members of Congress

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Illinois man accused of threatening Congress with white substances in letters marked with his return address

Matthew Unglesbee allegedly told the FBI the white powder substance was salt and that he mailed the threatening letters to Congress as a joke.

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EXCLUSIVE: FBI Says Man Sent Anthrax-Style Scare Letters to Four Members of Congress — as Agents Uncover Fifth Envelope

Illinois man Matthew Unglesbee faces federal charges after allegedly mailing white powder and chilling messages to four members of Congress.

Maryland members of Congress, elections officials targeted by suspicious letters

The powder was nontoxic and no one was hurt, but the FBI and postal inspectors say they don’t yet know who sent the letters, part of a nationwide wave ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

Southeast Missourian

TransAmerica Corridor gains three endorsements from members of Congress

Three members of Congress issued October letters backing the proposed TransAmerica Corridor, joining two others who previously endorsed the multistate future