FBI arrests man for sending over 700 threatening letters to US officials
Summary
Federal prosecutors charged Robin Patrick Martin, 67, of Oklahoma City, with allegedly mailing more than 700 threatening letters containing white powder to state and federal officials. Initial tests found the powder was yeast or flour, but testing of all letters is not complete.Key Facts
- Martin appeared in U.S. district court on Tuesday, a day after his arrest.
- The charges include conveying false or misleading information or hoaxes and mailing threatening communications.
- The letters reportedly discussed election integrity and warned recipients they could face arrest for treason or worse.
- An FBI agent said the letters claimed Donald Trump won the 2020 election and raised concerns about the 2024 election.
- The FBI investigation began in 2024 after election officials in several states reported receiving mail with white powder.
- The FBI says video showed Martin visiting postal locations in Oklahoma City, Dallas and San Antonio to send mailings.
- The FBI says Martin’s fingerprints were found on a letter addressed to FBI Director Kash Patel.
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