Article contentPhoto by Court exhibitThe return address on the envelope sent to U.S President Donald Trump from Canada — containing a potentially deadly poison — included a postal code leading right to the Quebec apartment the RCMP searched last week, where traces of ricin were allegedly found. Try refreshing your browser, or First look at poison letter to Trump: Return address on ricin envelope leads right to Quebec apartment Back to videoThe surprising inclusion of such a potentially incriminating clue suggests the sender wasn’t intent on remaining anonymous for long, or masking their preparation for what a U.S. judge characterized as an assassination attempt. The strange letter inside, seen here for the first time, is handwritten in English in all capital letters. It is stained in blotches and speckles of light and dark brown, presumably residue from the toxic, powdery ricin poison authorities say was inside. Photo by Court exhibitThe initial greeting at the top of the letter is torn away, presumably from when it was opened.

Source: National Post September 29, 2020 19:47 UTC