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Man pleads guilty to sending ‘white powder,’ threatening letters to OkCupid’s Dallas office
June 21 2019, 08:00
A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending threatening letters – one of which included white powder – to the Dallas office of the popular dating service OkCupid in 2017.
Source: FOX News
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