Congressman Moulton, Sec. of Commonwealth, Latest Offices to Receive Suspicious Letters

Members of Congress, election offices report series of suspicious packages

Amid a string of similar incidents at the offices of elected officials across the country, the offices of Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin and U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton reported suspicious packages delivered to them containing an unknown powdery substance.

Offices of Seth Moulton and Bill Galvin receive suspicious letters as part of wave under federal investigation - The Boston Globe

House members and their staff were warned about reports letters with “suspicious white powder substances” received by public officials around the country.

Congressman Moulton, Sec. of Commonwealth, latest offices to receive suspicious letters

The envelope was not opened and the FBI and postal service are investigating the matter.

Suspicious letters found at two political offices in Massachusetts - Boston News, Weather, Sports

A suspicious letter was sent to the Salem office of Congressman Seth Moulton, and another was sent to the state house on Friday. “It matched...

BREAKING NEWS: Moulton’s Salem office receives envelope with mystery powder - Marblehead Current

U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton’s Salem office is among the targets of a nationwide wave of suspicious mailings containing unknown powdery substances sent to election offices and congressional offices across the country. Moulton is a Marblehead native. Salem Police are at Moulton’s Front Street offices today, according to his Chief of Staff Neesha Suarez, who shared