United States v. Odell Whitfield

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• concluding correspondence constituted true threat where victim had received over sixty letters threatening sexual assault; and victim knew defendant had engaged in felonious criminal conduct in past, had mental disorder, and had carried a gun
• concluding correspondence constituted true threat where victim had received over sixty letters threatening sexual assault; and victim knew defendant had engaged in felonious criminal conduct in past, had mental disorder, and had carried a gun
• victim received more than 60 letters over seven years evidencing desire of sexual relationship, and was aware of defendant’s past criminal conduct and mental disorder and that defendant had carried gun, traveled to her city, and called her home

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