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July 2, 2024 By Robert Riggs

The Postman Cometh: A Deadly Delivery That Went Tick, Tick, Tick In Small-Town Texas

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The arrival of a mysterious box at a government office in a small Texas town shattered its quiet morning routine. 

Suddenly, the peaceful atmosphere turned to chaos as panicked men and women ran screaming from the building into the street. 

They were the targets of a sinister plot designed to kill them all with a powerful pipe bomb in a case of domestic violence.


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