In the autumn of 2001, a palpable sense of unease lingered in the air across the United States, particularly in the nation's capital. It was in this climate of heightened alert that Joseph Curseen, a 47-year-old male employee of the United States Postal Service, went about his duties at the Brentwood mail processing and distribution center in Washington, D.C. A dedicated worker with 15 years of service, Curseen was known for his quiet demeanor and commitment to his job. In mid-October, he began
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