Man sentenced for sending fake poison letter to Queen
A self-styled"Muslim Slayer" who sent fake poison to the Queen with a letter saying"The Clowns R Coming 4 You" has been sentenced to 12 years and six months.He also sent"Punish a Muslim Day" hate mail urging people to attack and kill Muslims, the Old Bailey heard.
Parnham failed to appreciate the harm he caused to the Muslim and wider community, which meant there was a greater risk of him reoffending, the judge said. Letters to Mrs May and two bishops, as well as the Home Office, in October 2016, also contained white powder and made an apparent reference to reports of attacks by people dressed as clowns.
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