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FBaggins

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3. No she didn't.

Reply to GliderGuider (Original post)

Tue May 14, 2013, 06:34 AM

May 2013

She was found guilty of a crime for which the punishment could be up to that amount (actually closer to 30).

She hasn't been sentenced yet. The actual punishment may be far lower.

broke into a Tennessee depleted uranium storage facility in 2012

If that's what she did, she wouldn't have made the news. It's pretty poor "reporting" since the facility actually makes the uranium portion of all US nuclear weapons and stored the weapons-grade material for a number of countries around the world. It's like refering to a C-4 plant as "the place where they store the used fireworks".

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