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Office. no street address. and then it says case. and there's eight stamps on it. it was pretty light, so is way too much postage. >> because inside was just a single sheet of paper, an open letter to the cops. >> what did that letter say? >> it was claiming responsibility for the bombing. >> the letter, full of misspellings a bad grammar, had been written on the label maker and photocopy. its author claim to be a military trained contract killer who had been hired to kill roberto ayala over a mexico deal gone wrong. >> and it was ms-13 behind. it >> what is ms-13? >> it's a violent el salvado...

A BRADFORD firm which specialises in premium labels for wines and spirits has been sold to Spanish printing group Printeos. The Label Makers, based in Prince Street, Dudley Hill, was founded by John Webster in 1963, and has been run by his son, David Webster since 1989. The specialist label firm makes premium quality and highly technical labels for the wine and spirit market, particularly gin and whisky, including Diablesse rum. A label for Diablesse rum, which was made by Bradford firm The Label Makers Headquartered in Spain, Printeos has factories in France, Spain, Portugal, Poland...

Regifting or recycling presents is a magical option that could save you during COVD-19 or holiday scramble. But is it ok to regift? Is it ethical? What if you get caught? Regifting or regiving is when you take a gift that was intended for you and giving it to somebody else, sometimes in the guise of a new gift. The name regifting' became all the rage after the 1995 episode of Seinfeld and called "The Label Maker." You remember, right? It's when Elaine calls Dr. Tim Whatley a "regifter" after he gives Jerry Seinfeld a label-maker that was originally given to Whatley by Elaine. HAHA! He bro...

They had found something. >> there was the presence of explosive residue on the metal fragments we submitted. >> reporter: so it was a bomb, a murder. then the very next day -- >> i'm sitting in my office. we were talking about what we're going to do next and the civil deputy walks in with a big manila envelope and he says, i think this is for you guys. it says colusa county sheriff's office, colusa, california, no street address and in the upper left-hand corner says ayala case and then there's eight stamps on it. and it was pretty light. it was way too much postage. >> reporter: because insi...

>> reporter: because inside was just a single sheet of paper. an open letter to the cops. what did that letter say? >> reporter: basically it was claiming responsibility for the bombing. the letter full of misspellings and bad grammar had been written on a label maker then photo copied. its author claimed to be a military trained contract killer had been hired to kill roberto over a mexico deal gone wrong. >> and that it was ms-13 behind it. >> reporter: what the heck is ms 13? >> it's a violent el salvadorean criminal street gang. >> reporter: and that roberto was supposed to be a target of t...