Man Says Mind Control Made Him Send Threatening Envelopes
POSTED: Monday, October 4, 2004
UPDATED: 9:45 am EDT October 4,
2004
BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. -- A man accused of sending envelopes full of white powder to more than two dozen Broward County cities said mind control made him do it.
Dane Swindell said the county implanted mind control devices in the ear canals of all gay inmates, including him. However, there is no record that Swindell was ever in a Broward County jail.All the powder tested negative for anthrax. Swindell was arrested by the FBI in his Memphis home. It's believed he may have also sent eight bomb threat letters to Fort Lauderdale area elementary schools in August and September.
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Previous Stories:
- October 2, 2004: Tenn. Man Confesses To Broward Mail Bomb Threats
- October 1, 2004: Eight More Broward Cities Receive White Powder
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