A Tennessee nurse has been charged with mailing a sanitary napkin drenched in human blood and dog feces to her husband's ex-wife, after allegedly keying the woman's car and sending her teenage daughter a letter calling the child 'poor white trash.'
Della Marie Gibson Lathum, 37, from Oak Ridge, had a federal complaint filed against her earlier this month, charging her with two counts of sending biohazardous materials through the mail.
Lathum, a married mother-of-three who until recently had worked as a registered nurse at Parkwest Medical Center, also faces state charges of harassment and stalking in connection with this case.
Married mom-of-three Della Gibson Lathum, 37, faces state harassment and stalking charges, and federal counts of sending biohazardous materials through the mail
According to court documents obtained by DailyMail.com, on April 5, Gibson Lathum sent through the US Postal Service a soft package containing dog excrement to her rival, Melanie Lathum.
The parcel also contained a letter with derogatory statements.
Four days later, Gibson Lathum allegedly mailed an envelope to her husband's former spouse carrying a blood-stained sanitary napkin.
When she was interviewed at her place of work on April 19, Gibson Lathum initially denied any wrongdoing but later admitted to sending the packages, according to an affidavit from a USPS postal inspector.
She said the blood found on the feminine hygiene product came from a patient at the hospital where she worked, according to arrest warrants cited by WBIR.
'Gibson advised she mailed the letter because she wanted
