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4 life terms for Islamic Terrorists in Fort Dix case

by bar ( 16 Comments › )
Filed under Crime, Islamists, Military at April 30th, 2009 - 7:42 am

CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) – A man who was the “epicenter of the conspiracy” to kill military personnel was sentenced to life in prison and a fellow plotter was sentenced to 33 years as a judge on Wednesday finished sentencing five Muslim immigrants who contemplated an attack on Fort Dix.

On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Robert Kugler had sentenced the three others involved in the plot to at least life in prison.

Overall, Kugler seemed to accept the position of prosecutors that the plot was one of the most frightening homegrown terrorism plots ever hatched in the U.S.

Under federal law, none of the four men given life sentences will be eligible for parole. With each of the four, Kugler cited their actions in the plot, their run-ins with the law—either before the investigation began or in the federal detention center in Philadelphia—and what he called their radical Islamist ideology.

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