North Texas man who plotted to blow up Amazon data center gets 10 years in prison
FORT WORTH — Before he was led away to begin his prison term, Seth Aaron Pendley told a federal judge that a key event changed his life for the worst. “Befor...
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FORT WORTH — Before he was led away to begin his prison term, Seth Aaron Pendley told a federal judge that a key event changed his life for the worst. “Befor...
Seth Aaron Pendley faces a prison sentence of five to 20 years.
Feds: Man charged with threatening Amazon was radicalized April 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A Texas man who was charged for threatening to blow up an Amazon data center in Virginia was apolitical until he lost his job and had plenty of time to research nefarious political conspiracies, federal authorities said. Seth Aaron Pendley, 28, was ordered to be held without bond on Wednesday by a federal magistrate judge in Fort Worth. He was charged April 9 with attempting to destroy a building with an explosive. Pendley’s detention hearing Wednesday provided new insigh...
Texas Man Charged With Planning To Blow Up Ashburn Data Center Patch 2 days ago Mark Hand © Shutterstock Seth Aaron Pendley, 28, of Wichita Falls was arrested Thursday after allegedly plotting to blow up an Amazon data center in Ashburn. ASHBURN, VA — A Texas man has been charged with plotting to blow up a data center in Ashburn in an attempt to "kill off about 70 percent" of the internet, according to the Department of Justice. Seth Aaron Pendley, 28, of Wichita Falls, Texas, was arrested on Thursday after allegedly attempting to obtain an explosive device from an unde...
Someone hasn't heard of redundancy Share Copy The US Justice Department on Friday announced the arrest of Seth Aaron Pendley, 28, for allegedly planning to blow up a single Amazon data center in Ashburn, Virginia, which he thought would knock out around 70 per cent of the internet. Pendley, the feds said, was arrested on Thursday after supposedly trying to buy explosives from an undercover agent in Fort Worth, Texas. He came to the attention of authorities after someone alerted the FBI on January 8, 2021 – two days after the violent US Capitol insurrection – to troubling statement...