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Eric Robert Rudolph pleaded guilty to four bombings (two abortion clinics, a gay club, and the Atlanta Olympics).(The Week ...)
Eric Robert Rudolph pleaded guilty to four bombings (two abortion clinics, a gay club, and the Atlanta Olympics). He had spent five years as a fugitive in the North Carolina woods, and was sentenced to four consecutive life terms. In a rambling statement, he described himself as "bloodied, but emphatically unbowed." Doubly ...
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