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(Rev. 01-31-2003) Federal bureau of investigation Precedence: PRIORITY Date: 11/18/2004 To: Counterterrorism Attn: WMDOU From: New Haven SQ3 Contact: SA Approved By: Drafted By: bd Case ID #: 279B-NH-NEW (Pending) Title: UNSUB(S) ; CONGRESSWOMAN NANCY JOHNSON - VICTIM; 212 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CT: WMD WHITE POWDER THREAT b2 b6 Synopsis: Opening communication. b7C Details: On November 18, 2004 date of birth: home address: Canton, Connecticut, telephone: and date of birth: home address: Weatogue, Connecticut, telephone: were opening mail at Congresswoman Nancy Johnson's campaign office, 212 main Street, New Britain, Connecticut when they discovered two. business sized envelopes that containing a white powder. The. powder was escaping from the sealed envelopes. The envelopes were addressed to Congresswoman Johnson at this address. The address on the envelopes were not typed or handwritten, rather they were. b6 and b7C preprinted and were taped or glued to the envelope. recognized the preprinted addresses as being the return. addresses from flyers that were mass mailed to registered Democrats prior the recent election. Congresswoman Johnson is a Republican. The envelopes both had Hartford, Connecticut pue pag naqeeaen uo pangee ueeg daey on paaeadde pue dgeeenaed 4th, respectively and were processed by machine 4l. The Hartford Post Office facility sorting machines are monitored by a DNA. for the presence of anthrax spores. This system was recently activated and was monitoring mail at the time these letters were processed and there were no alarms.. The envelopes were collected by members of the. Connecticut State Police Emergency Services Unit and Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection and transported the