Postal Worker Claims He Was Poisoned by Substance Leaking From
Disappearing Package  Here's an unsettling mail-related story in
which the postal worker is the victim.  Jeffrey Lill delivered a
strange package on February 4 last year: sent from Yemen, it was
leaking "a brown, viscous substance." There were tubes and wires
sticking out of it. Since coming into contact with the unknown
fluid, Lill has been suffering from toxic exposure. But the
Postal Service claims the package never existed.  Either way,
Lill is definitely sick.  In a story published in Sunday's Miami
Herald, the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting says
Jeffrey Lill suffers from extreme fatigue, tremors, and liver
and neurological problems consistent with toxic exposure.  If he
was poisoned by something else, why make up the leaking package
story? And not to put on my tinfoil hat, but when a government
agency denies the existence of something, I'm inclined to
believe the opposite. Blame it on watching too much X-Files
during my formative