Whenever you go to an automatic teller machine to
      make deposits, make sure you don't lick the deposit
      envelopes. (spit on it) A customer died after licking
      an envelope at a teller machine at Yonge & Eglinton.

        According to the police, Dr. Elliot at the Women's
      college hospital found traces of cyanide in the lady's
      mouth and digestive system and police traced the fatal
      poison to the glue on the envelope she deposited that
      day.

        They then did an inspection of other envelopes from
      other teller machines in the area and found six more.

        The glue is described as colourless and odourless.
      They suspect some sickco is targeting this particular
      bank and has been putting the envelopes beside
      machines at different locations. A spokesperson from
      the bank said their hands are tied unless they take
      away the deposit function from all machines. So watch
      out, and please forward this message to the people you
      care about.

       Thanks Kimberly xxxxxxxx Crime unit, Department for
       Public Health (416) xxx-xxxx