Joan Najbar
December 2, 2009 by USA Post
Joan Najbar:Cause they have a bunch of F****** Idiots working for them! I’m talking to you Windward Circle in Venice!!
S***like this has happen to me when sending stuff back to the motherland (Cranston, RI). Not the Deceased part, but apparently postal workers don’t know what RI stands for.
DULUTH, Minn. — A Minnesota woman is suing the federal government after a letter she mailed to her son in Iraq was returned with the word “deceased” stamped on the envelope, even though the soldier is alive.
Joan Najbar filed the lawsuit last month in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis, claiming emotional distress and negligence.
Najbar sent her son the letter in September 2006. It was returned several weeks later with the red stamp mark.
Najbar contacted the Red Cross and learned her son had not been killed.
The government’s response to her lawsuit has not yet been filed, but the U.S. Postal Service found no evidence of negligence after Najbar filed a claim in 2008.
Her attorney says he is investigating whether Najbar’s anti-war protest on the steps of a Duluth post office days before the letter was returned had anything to do with the stamp.
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