article_snippet: An alert identified the return address on the envelope as that of a man with a previous history of incidents with the Secret Service dating back to 1995, The Intercept reports.
article_snippet: Suspicious letters often are sent to some of the country's leading politicians, including the president.
article_snippet: An alert identified the return address on the envelope as that of a man with a previous history of incidents with the Secret Service dating back to 1995.
article_snippet: In June 2013, a West Virginia man was indicted on charges of threatening to kill Obama and a West Virginia man family in a letter that included profanity and racial slurs.
article_snippet: A federal judge later dismissed charges of threatening to kill Obama and his family in a letter that included profanity and racial slurs after forensic handwriting analysis conducted by the Secret Service showed that Ryan Kirker, 20, of McMechen, West Virginia, didn't write the letter.
article_snippet: Two months earlier, letters sent to Obama,
article_snippet: James Everett Dutschke of Tupelo, Mississippi, pleaded guilty in January 2014 to sending letters and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.