White Powder Received at WSJ: Knoxville Connection

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13 envelopes containing a "mysterious white powder" received at the Wall Street Journal and the Harvard Law School today bore Knoxville return addresses.

Here's the complete release:

On Wednesday January 21, approximately 13 powder-laden envelopes were received at the office of the Wall Street Journal in New York City.  The letters reportedly bear a Knoxville, Tennessee postmark.  New York City emergency services personnel have responded to the event and are field testing the letters to determine whether they contain a hazardous substance.

An additional letter was also received today at Harvard Law School addressed to Alan Dershowitz.  This letter was also postmarked Knoxville, Tennessee.  

This investigation is being conducted by the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces in New York and Knoxville in partnership with the United States Postal Inspection Service.

Anyone with information concerning who may be sending these letters is requested to contact the Knoxville FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force at 865-470-0007.

If you receive a letter, please notify the FBI and your local authorities.  Information on how to handle suspicious mail can be found at www.fbi.gov.

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