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Tyler Resident Admits Having Chemical Weapons
Man Faces 9 To 11 Years In Prison
POSTED: 9:29 a.m. CST November 14, 2003
UPDATED: 9:38 a.m. CST November 14, 2003
TYLER, Texas -- A 62-year-old Tyler man has pleaded guilty to possessing a
dangerous chemical weapon. That's after investigators found components
needed to make lethal cyanide gas in a storage facility he had rented.
William J. Krar was charged with possessing toxic sodium cyanide.
Investigators also found strong acids in his storage facility. A U.S.
Attorney's office statement says the chemicals -- when mixed with sodium
cyanide -- form extremely lethal cyanide gas.
The Tyler Morning Telegraph reports investigators also found numerous
illegal firearms and literature detailing the use of sodium cyanide to make
a chemical weapon. The investigators say they also found white supremacist
and militant literature.
Co-defendant Judith L. Bruey has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess
illegal weapons. Krar faces 9 to 11 years in prison, while Bruey faces up
to five years in prison. Both also could be fined up to $250,000.
Copyright 2003 by The Associated Press.
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Admits Having Chemical Weapons<br>
Man Faces 9 To 11 Years In Prison<br>
POSTED: 9:29 a.m. CST November 14, 2003 <br>
UPDATED: 9:38 a.m. CST November 14, 2003 <br><br>
TYLER, Texas -- A 62-year-old Tyler man has pleaded guilty to possessing
a dangerous chemical weapon. That's after investigators found components
needed to make lethal cyanide gas in a storage facility he had rented.
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William J. Krar was charged with possessing toxic sodium cyanide.
Investigators also found strong acids in his storage facility. A U.S.
Attorney's office statement says the chemicals -- when mixed with sodium
cyanide -- form extremely lethal cyanide gas. <br>
The Tyler Morning Telegraph reports investigators also found numerous
illegal firearms and literature detailing the use of sodium cyanide to
make a chemical weapon. The investigators say they also found white
supremacist and militant literature. <br>
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Co-defendant Judith L. Bruey has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess
illegal weapons. Krar faces 9 to 11 years in prison, while Bruey faces up
to five years in prison. Both also could be fined up to $250,000. <br>
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