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This will get very very strange over time, and it could get stranger, but since I love and respect RCG's girl more than any of you will ever comprehend, I will moderate my tone. Truth, my friends, is so much stranger than fiction. We are not alone, the government is out to get us.
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Threats Claim Nuclear Bombs Hidden All Over U.S. CBS Chicago ^ | March 30, 2011 | Staff Posted on Wed Mar 30 2011 08:22:44 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) by library user CHICAGO (CBS 2) â The threats came in the mail and to date, there have been 25 letters that warn of nuclear bombs destroying America. People who got them called the FBI and CBS 2′s Kristyn Hartman learned, the Bureauâs Chicago office is leading the investigation. FBI Special Agent Andre Zavala said, âYes, they alarmed a lot of people.â Attorney Tracy Rizzo was alarmed. A number of days ago, an envelope, with a Chicago postmark and a hand-written address to her private investigations firm, came in the mail. The letter inside said, âThe Al-Qaeda organization has planted 160 nuclear bombs throughout the U.S. in schools, stadiums, churches, stores, financial institutions and government buildings.â It also said, âThis is a suicide mission for us.â The writer, who claims to be Osama Bin Laden, tells the reader the nukes are remotely controlled. âIt was clear the writer wanted to scare me,â said Rizzo, âYes, it frightened me.â Rizzo was one of eight people in the Chicago area to contact the FBI. Agencies in Oregon, California, Texas and Florida also got the letter with the Chicago postmark. âThere are items in the letter that lead us to believe it is a hoax,â said Zavala. âThere are several demands documented that arenât fully coherent.â He said much of whatâs in the message doesnât add up, but in a post 9-11 world, the FBI canât let it go â even if it does appear to be a hoax. âThe FBI investigates every element. We canât take that chance,â said Zavala. So, why the threats? The writer alluded to how families in Afghanistan have to live. The FBI said it will find that writer, and when it does, he could face 5 to 10 years in prison for each letter mailed. Anyone whoâs received a similar letter should call the FBI.
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