Hate mail intended for Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is ending up on the wrong doorstep in New Jersey, harassing a family with no ties to the justice who hasn’t lived in the home for more than a decade.
However, in the case of Alito, his old address is listed — and police say the family that lives there now is paying the price.
Riebling says his mother had to recently evacuate their home after police showed up to investigate a suspicious package that was dropped off next door.
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