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http://www.philly.com/inquirer/front_page/20070711_Online_plot_raised_real_fear__agent_testifies.html

Posted on Wed, Jul. 11, 2007

“Online plot raised real fear, agent testifies”
By Alfred Lubrano
Inquirer Staff Writer

On trial: Michael Reynolds says he tried to trap terrorists.

SCRANTON - A Montana FBI agent testified yesterday that the bureau had become “very concerned” about Michael Curtis Reynolds, a Wilkes-Barre man who went on the Internet and talked with someone he thought was from al-Qaeda about using trucks filled with propane to blow up energy pipelines in late 2005.

“We determined this person may be a threat,” special agent Mark Seyler testified. “We wanted to bring the situation to a conclusion as fast as we could.”

Reynolds was arrested by the FBI at a snow-covered highway rest stop in Idaho on Dec. 5, 2005, according to the federal government, after going to the spot to pick up $40,000 he believed was payment from al-Qaeda.”