Man pleads guilty in pipe bomb attack on Massachusetts group Satanic Temple
- An Oklahoma man named Sean Patrick Palmer pleaded guilty to using an explosive to damage the Massachusetts headquarters of The Satanic Temple on April 8, 2024.
- Investigators linked Palmer to the crime through surveillance footage of his vehicle near the scene and DNA on a hair found in the bomb.
- Palmer faces a potential sentence of five to twenty years in prison, with sentencing scheduled for June 12, 2025.
- The bombing caused minor damage to the building, as noted by federal investigators.
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Kansas City Archbishop Sues Satanists for Alleged Theft of Holy Eucharist
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Federal Prosecutors Decline to Pursue Hate Crime Charges in Bombing of Salem Satanic Temple, Despite Religious Status
In a case that’s raising eyebrows across religious and legal communities alike, a 49-year-old man from Oklahoma has pleaded guilty to bombing the headquarters of The Satanic Temple (TST) in Salem, Massachusetts — but notably, federal prosecutors are not charging the act as a hate crime, despite the temple’s legal recognition as a religious organization.…
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