A counterfeiter who hated the federal government so much he dreamed of causing more destruction than Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was sentenced last week to a maximum 160 years in prison for plotting to blow up Chicago's federal courthouse. Gale Nettles, 66, was sentenced to eight consecutive 20-year terms Thursday by a New York judge because all Chicago's federal judges were recused.
January 17, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A counterfeiter who hated the federal government so much he dreamed of causing more destruction than Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was sentenced to a maximum 160 years in prison for plotting to blow up Chicago’s federal courthouse.
Gale Nettles, 66, was sentenced to eight consecutive 20-year terms Thursday by a New York judge because all Chicago’s federal judges were recused.
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