http://www.dfw.com/mld/startelegram/news/state/15575674.htm Man Pleads Guilty To Bomb-Making Charge Associated Press HOUSTON - A Pennsylvania man accused of trying to build and sell a bomb to an al-Qaida affiliate pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges. Ronald Allen Grecula, 70, of Bangor, Pa., pleaded guilty to attempting to provide support to a terrorist organization as part of an agreement with federal prosecutors. Grecula, who faces a sentence of five years in prison without parole, is to be sentenced Dec. 15. Grecula has been in custody since his arrest at a Houston hotel on May 20, 2005. Prosecutors contended Grecula was angry with the government over losing custody of his children in 2002, when they were 10 and 3. An indictment alleges he met a federal confidential source in Pike County, Pa., and discussed getting custody from his estranged wife, of Houston, by either having her killed or setting her up to be arrested for drug possession. Grecula also was accused of telling the source he would build bombs for such anti-American groups as al-Qaida in exchange for those organizations helping him regain custody of his children. The government recorded several telephone conversations between Grecula and the confidential source.
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