Police Make a Link in ‘Weakest Link’ Bombing
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A Seattle man is accused of trying to kill his ex-wife with a package bomb sent to the company where she worked. It contained a note saying, “You are the weakest link, goodbye.”
Christopher Joseph Bishop, a 34-year-old computer consultant, was arrested near Waco, Texas, while on a business trip.
Traci Kilgroe-Bishop, 33, opened the package addressed to her Wednesday at Apex Supply Co. in Norcross, near Atlanta. It exploded, but she suffered only minor burns on her hands and face.
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