[george76]

Robert L. Burke, 54, could be out of prison by the time he is 64, Kathy Sherwood said.

“He’d still be young enough to carry a grudge,” Sherwood said. “I’d like him to be a little older.”

Burke on Friday pleaded guilty to one count in connection with the planting of five bombs March 24 at the homes of former co-workers.

Federal prisoners must serve at least 85 percent of their sentences, said Jeff Dorschner, spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Denver.

http://www.gjsentinel.com/news/content/news/stories/2006/10/13/10_14_1a_Burke.html

[george76]

" The plea agreement...includes a provision Burke will not be prosecuted for similar bombs that exploded in Kansas and Tennessee. "

[Mila]

“He’d still be young enough to carry a grudge,” Sherwood said. “I’d like him to be a little older.”

This fellow is a loon. His intent was to do harm to people who had done nothing to him. Only providence kept that from happening. Frankly, I think that he would be getting off lightly with a twenty year sentence.

[jan in Colorado]

he agreed to plead guilty to a charge of malicious damage to a building used in interstate commerce.

WHAT??? He attempts to kill several people and he plea bargains it down to malicious damage? Unbelievable!

Thanks for the ping, george.