The poisoned pen letter
The Diary reports
August 06, 2003 at 08:03 PM
1 minute read
Now we all know that lawyers are snakes, but an Arkansas attorney has been accused of getting a bit carried away with the idea.
Yes, the US press has been lit up with the mysterious case of lawyer Bob Sam Castleman and his son who have been charged with "mailing a threatening communication and mailing
non-mailable matter with intent to injure or kill".
No, it is not a hefty bill that the lawyer is accused of sending through the post, nor a court summons, but a live, metre-long, poisonous snake.
Rumours that a number of top US and UK firms are following the case closely as a means to improving their "headcount management" have yet to be validated.
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