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A lawyer for Nathaniel Richardson, a military mechanic at a Texarkana Army depot, previously said the couple was in the process of divorcing during the time the letters were sent.

The couple were expecting their first child together. Ms Richardson has five other children from previous relationships. Officials investigating Shannon Richardson's story found a number of inconsistencies and she later failed a lie-detector test, according to an FBI affidavit.

During a subsequent interview with authorities, Richardson reportedly admitted posting the letters, knowing they contained ricin. But she claimed her husband had typed them before making her post them.

No charges have been filed against Mr Richardson. Texas actress who sent Obama ricin sentenced to 18 years By Eliott C. Actress arrested in ricin case — Shannon Richardson, a Texas actress, was sentenced Wednesday, July 16, to 18 years in prison, after admitting last year that she sent ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and then-New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Hide Caption. Actress arrested in ricin case — Richardson, also known as Shannon Rogers Guess, was accused of possessing a toxin for use as a weapon. She faced up to life in prison before the prosecution and defense reached a plea deal under which she would serve no more than 18 years. Actress arrested in ricin case — In May , the letters were mailed from Shreveport, Louisiana, to Obama, Bloomberg and to a foundation founded by Bloomberg that opposes illegal guns. Actress arrested in ricin case — Law enforcement officials said they believe Richardson may have sent the letters because she was angry at her husband.

But advertising revenue helps support our journalism. To read our full stories, please turn off your ad blocker. We'd really appreciate it. Click the AdBlock button on your browser and select Don't run on pages on this domain. Another letter received by Mr Bloomberg, a gun control advocate, contained a threat to "shoot in the face" anyone who came for the sender's guns.

In asking the judge for leniency on Wednesday, Richardson apologised and said: "I'm not a bad person. I don't have it in me to hurt anyone.