It wasn't creme brulee but it would have done the job

[Lanya]

[Title reference is to this: Ann Coulter: "We Need Somebody To Put Rat Poisoning In Justice Stevens' Creme Brulee"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2006/01/27/ann-coulter-we-need-som_n_14588.html ]
November 17, 2006
Justice Recalls Treats Laced With Poison
By LINDA GREENHOUSE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 — A discussion of recent threats to judges’ safety, at a bar association conference in suburban Dallas last week, became startlingly specific when Sandra Day O’Connor, the retired Supreme Court justice, recounted that each justice had received in the mail “a wonderful package of home-baked cookies” that contained “enough poison to kill the entire membership of the court.”

Justice O’Connor’s remarks were reported on Thursday in The Star-Telegram in Fort Worth.

Although the episode was not publicly disclosed when it occurred in April 2005, it had a public, although little-noticed, denouement last month when the sender of the poisoned cookies was sentenced in federal court here to 15 years in prison.

The sender, Barbara Joan March of Bridgeport, Conn., pleaded guilty to 14 counts of “mailing injurious articles.” The 14 recipients included the nine justices; the chiefs of staff of the Army, Navy, and Air Force; and the director and deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The packages, containing either candy or baked goods, were laced with rat poison.

All mail received at the Supreme Court is screened, and the tainted packages never reached the justices, said Kathleen Arberg, the court’s public information officer. The danger posed by the packages was immediately apparent. Each contained a typewritten letter stating either, “I am going to kill you,” or, “We are going to kill you,” and adding, “This is poisoned.”

The letters carried various return addresses of people who had earlier connections with Ms. March, including seven who attended college with her. The F.B.I. determined that Ms. March wrote and sent the letters, typing a number of them on a typewriter at a public library near her home.

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/17/washington/17threat.html?_r=5&oref=slogin&ref=washington&pagewanted=print&oref=slogin&oref=slogin&ore&oref=login

[BT]

April 2005 is prior to January 2006 so Coulters remarks had nothing to do with this. It's that timeline problem again.

And if you weren't trying to link Coulter to this, why mention her?

Ms. March, BTW,  had a prior conviction in 1985 for mailing poisoned bottles of wine to her relatives. Odds are she is a democrat.

[Plane]

"Odds are she is a democrat."

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