[usconservative]

This gives me an idea. Let's start a new type of letter writing campaign, one in which we all can express our displeasure with the Kenyan Dictator inhabiting the White House.

All legal of course, no one gets hurt, no "threats" or anything like that - we just express our displeasure by writing "FUBO!" in big letters across the backs of every envelope or package we send.

I'm starting right now. I have at least 10 envelopes I'm mailing tomorrow and I'm writing FUBO! In black magic marker (hey, that's racist! across the backs of all of 'em.

[cripplecreek]

I don’t care if she was tranquilized and tagged by aliens. I’m not going to be sold on the Stasi data vac program.

[SgtBob]

Not guilty.

[JoeDetweiler]

The problem is that in my neck of the woods about 99% of post office employees are Obama voters. My mail might never get through...

[Venturer]

She isn’t too bright.

Any self respecting mailer who doesn’t want to get tagged would drive at least 100 miles to place such a letter in a public mail box.

[DannyTN]

The affidavit is interesting reading. (available at link)

The husband could have modified the date on the computers to make it appear they were printed during a time where he had an alibi.

However her admission that she planted evidence to implicate the husband, and that she was the one that mailed the letters, albeit forced to by the husband, is problematic.

My guess is that they have video tape of her actually mailing the letters or at least bluffed her to get the admission.

What would be interesting is to have

• internet search provider independent confirmation of when the search on ricin was performed and whether that ruled out either the husband or wife. But even that could be cleverly timed to occur on a computer. I don't think dates on their computers can definitely prove anything. But if they didn't think through the dates, the dates may prompt a confession.
• Whether the husband had knowledge of ricin through the military.
• What her full story is about how her husband forced her to mail them. And whether or not she had opportunity to turn him in prior to mailing them.

[Stentor]

I believe nothing they tell me.

[Cyber Liberty]

She’s kind of cute but there’s a serious malfunction in the thinkbox. Undercarriage shot. Nice rack, though....

[Caipirabob]

This is all crap. I don't believe a damned thing from these tyrants.