The powder in an envelope mailed to CBN is whey powder, tests confirmed.
Officials are trying to find the person who sent the otherwise empty envelope to CBN, forcing to close the CBN Support Building where the mail is sorted.
Four people developed rashes, which weren’t connected to the powder.
Fire trucks and ambulances responded around 10:00 a.m.
The four people are two mail room workers, a CBN security guard and a U.S. postal service worker who came to CBN to investigate powder that was in a pre-addressed letter.
Supposedly there was nothing else in the letter and no return address.
The powder was driven to Richmond for testing by Va. State Police.
Around 11:30 a.m., the building was closed and all the employees were sent home.
The employees had to leave because the air conditioning system was shut down as a precaution.
The four people who showed signs of a rash were sent into decontamination unit and were in a room, isolated from others.
Late afternoon, the four people were cleared to go home.
Was the whey referring to Pat Robertson’s protein shake?
