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Quincy man accused of mailing suspicious letters to elected officials to remain in custody

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<p>A Quincy man accused of sending suspicious letters to members of Congress will remain in custody while awaiting trial after waiving his right to fight prosecutors' bid to keep him detained.</p><p>Matthew Unglesbee, 36, <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/2026/10/26/quincy-man-charged-mailed-letters-white-powder-congress-members-unglesbee" target="_blank" ><u>faces charges</u></a> of mailing threatening communications, false information and hoaxes, according to the complaint filed in the Central District of Illinois. A jury trial is set to begin Dec. 7.</p><p>Unglesbee told a…

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    Quincy man accused of mailing suspicious letters to elected officials to remain in custody

    <p>A Quincy man accused of sending suspicious letters to members of Congress will remain in custody while awaiting trial after waiving his right to fight prosecutors' bid to keep him detained.</p><p>Matthew Unglesbee, 36, <a class="Link"...

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