Matthew Unglesbee Accused of Sending White-Powder Letters to Illinois Congress Members
Matthew Unglesbee has been accused of allegedly sending letters containing white powder to four members of Congress in Illinois, according to the Department of Justice.
Chicago, IL, October 26, 2026 —
Matthew Unglesbee has been accused of sending letters containing white powder to four members of Congress in Illinois, according to the Department of Justice. The available information does not provide further details about the letters or the allegation.
The accusation concerns four recipients who are described as members of Congress representing Illinois. Their names, the dates the letters were sent or received, and the locations where they were delivered were not provided. The information also does not describe how the letters were handled or whether the powder was tested.
Details about the legal proceedings are not available in the account. It does not specify whether Unglesbee has been charged, arrested, or appeared in court, nor does it provide a response from him or a representative. No motive is stated.
The Department of Justice is identified as the source of the allegation, but the information provided does not include a specific statement, court filing, or other supporting document. It also does not identify any findings about the substance or report whether anyone was harmed.
The allegation remains an allegation; the information provided does not establish that Unglesbee sent the letters or describe an outcome in the case. Further details, including the timing of the alleged conduct and the status of any legal action, were not included in the account.
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