Four Would-be Bronx Synagogue Bombers Convicted
The four men arrested over a year ago for attempting to plant car bombs outside two Riverdale synagogues were found guilty today of 30 of the 32 counts against them.
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The four men arrested over a year ago for attempting to plant car bombs outside two Riverdale synagogues were found guilty today of 30 of the 32 counts against them.
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