Friendly Insurance Agent Becomes Anthrax Fiend
By Michael Ha
NU Online News Service, Feb. 27, 2:42 p.m. EST?
"Before the mailing went out, everybody I'd talked to said it was a really wonderful idea. They loved the letters?it just so happened that the Tylenol pills got crushed and it went bad from there," Scott Welch, the owner of Welch Insurance Agency in Bossier City, La., told National Underwriter.
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