Jurors reach verdict in Gov. Whitmer federal kidnap conspiracy trial
The partial verdict follows four weeks of testimony in federal court in what is considered the largest domestic terrorism case in recent U.S. history.
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The partial verdict follows four weeks of testimony in federal court in what is considered the largest domestic terrorism case in recent U.S. history.
Closing arguments in the domestic terrorism case follow a 14-day trial in federal court in Grand Rapids that has focused attention on extremism.
The testimony came one day after federal prosecutors rested their case in in one of the country's most important prosecutions of domestic terrorism.
Tim Edmunds is the 17th defendant convicted in a years-long federal attack on corruption within the auto industry and the United Auto Workers union.
A second convicted member of a plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said he viewed the plan as a suicide mission and expected to die in a shootout with police.