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Stephanie Barry

Stephanie Barry

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News Reporter, The Republican (Springfield, MA)

Springfield

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  • FBI, Mass. DEP recover 131 explosive, hazardous chemicals from Hadley man’s house

    By Stephanie Barry Verified| MassLive.com Verified SPRINGFIELD — For seven years, authorities said Jacob D. Miller sold potentially hazardous chemicals and combustible from a website he ran out of his Hadley home, which features a lab in the basement. Among his wares were highly toxic plutonium, 45 pounds of mercury, arsenic and rubidium, which is the second most electropositive alkali metal and is found in the Earth’s crust.

    By Stephanie Barry Verified · MassLive.com

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • FBI: Hadley man sold plutonium

    By Stephanie Barry Verified| MassLive.com Verified SPRINGFIELD — A Hadley man was selling lethal plutonium from his home in Hampshire County, according to the FBI. Jacob D. Miller had an array of toxic chemicals in his home after a raid on April 8, when federal agents showed up in head-to-toe hazmat gear. Agents said they found a large amount of toxic materials, including arsenic and other poisonous substances. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.

    By Stephanie Barry Verified · MassLive.com

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • FBI, Mass. DEP recover 131 explosive, hazardous chemicals from Hadley man’s house

    By Stephanie Barry Verified| MassLive.com Verified SPRINGFIELD — For seven years, authorities said Jacob D. Miller sold potentially hazardous chemicals and combustible from a website he ran out of his Hadley home, which features a lab in the basement. Among his wares were highly toxic plutonium, 45 pounds of mercury, arsenic and rubidium, which is the second most electropositive alkali metal and is found in the Earth’s crust.

    By Stephanie Barry Verified · MassLive.com

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Republican (Springfield, MA)

Springfield, Massachusetts, United States

+1 413-788-1000