The Columbian (April 09, 2005)
Author: Jay Reeves, Associated Press Writer
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Eric Rudolph was once the ultimate anti- government extremist: He hunkered down in the woods of North Carolina and lived off the land for five long years as federal agents carried out a massive manhunt to bring him to justice for a series of bombings in the late 1990s.
He became an almost mythic figure to fellow radicals, inspiring two country-western songs and a T-shirt that bore the words "Run Rudolph Run."Bomber Rudolph Avoids Death Penalty in Deal to Plead Guilty
But Friday, authorities said Rudolph struck a plea deal with the same government that he loathed so much. He agreed to plead guilty to carrying out the blasts in a deal that...
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