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FBI: Man wrote threats because ex left him for black man | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle

17.5.08

FBI: Man wrote threats because ex left him for black man | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle: "CLEVELAND — A man who wrote hundreds of hateful letters to black and mixed race men seen with white women apparently was motivated by a girlfriend who left him for a black man, the FBI said Friday.

David Tuason, who is of Filipino descent, admitted his motive when he was captured two months ago, said Frank Figliuzzi, the head of the FBI in Cleveland.

'One of the first phrases out of his mouth was, 'You wouldn't understand 'til it happened to you,' and when they inquired what that meant, he said, 'My girlfriend left me for a black man,'' Figliuzzi said."


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