Christopher Smith's neighbors in an affluent Minnesota suburb didn't know exactly what he did for a living, but the feds did. In May, they shut down Smith's flagship company, Xpress Pharmacy Direct, suspected of being part of a massive unsolicited e-mail marketing campaign. Seen as one of the world's leading spammers, Smith remains free on bail as he awaits a hearing Thursday on contempt-of-court charges for which prosecutors are seeking six months in jail. He also faces a grand jury investigation.
August 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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