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Four separate fires at new properties causes more than $200,000 in damages.
Earth Liberation Front extremists wants his sentence reduced to what he claims prosecutors promised him.
Woodson complains that the government has unfairly linked her to the Animal/Earth Liberation Front, but then turns around and says she won't challenge the designation and is, in fact, happy for it.
Would sending a 21-year-old to jail for 40 years for a series of arsons be unjustified? Hell no -- don't do the crime, if you can't do the time.
Four activists each face at least fifteen years in prison if convicted on all charges.
Christopher McIntosh could face up to 5 years in jail and a $250,000 fine if convicted.
Convicted arsonist will not be able to get a new trial based on his autism.
No word on what sort of probationary restrictions Marshall will have.
Cottrell convicted on 8 of 9 charges related to arson at dealership, but is acquitted on the most serious charge.
Cottrell's lawyers keep striking out -- first judge rejects claim that arson is "nonviolent" and now they won't let them use Cottrell's Apserger's as a defense.
Joshua Demmitt, 18, and Justus Ireland, 23, will spend at least five years in a federal prison for ALF and ELF-inspired arsons.
Security guard who caught Scarpitti shoplifting a pair of bolt cutters receives FBI reward.
Activists deny that tour featuring ELF and ALF activists has anything to do with those extremist groups.
Scarpitti will claim he cannot receive a fair trial in the United States.
William Cottrell faces charges that would send him to jail for a minimum of 30 years if he is convicted.
Immigrant panel must first decide whether or not Arrow can be admitted entrance into Canada.
FBI hopes to dig up new leads in three year old firebombing cases.
Over $1 million in damages to three homes.
Former ELF spokesman says goal of extremists is overthrow of the U.S. government.
Extremists set fire to bulldozer and cause about $30,000 in damages.
Former ALF/ELF spokesman says that 9/11 was defensible act of political violence.
Under plea agreement, activists can receive up to five years in jail and will have to pay more than $200,000 in restitution.
Police arrest man on suspicion of environmental terrorism and then release him after failing to present evidence.
Activist who arranged speech by Rodney Coronado the day of $50 million San Diego arson has his house raided by a Joint Terrorist Task Force investigating the fire.
More than $1 million in damage -- not to mention hundreds of tons of pollution -- thanks to ELF terrorists.
The government has shut down other charities accused of funneling money to terrorists -- why not PETA?
Despite a possible sighting in August, ELF terrorist remains at large.
ELF extremists pull off most expensive act of terrorism yet for their cause.
And too many police officials still do not understand exactly what "groups" like ALF and ELF really are.
Convicted animal rights terrorist offers up his quasi-religious view of the sanctity of terrorism.
In Rodney's world, even rocks have rights.
National Geographic host grills former Earth Liberation Front spokesman.
Coronado thinks he and ALF/ELF terrorists will be heroes 100 years from now.
Earth Liberation Front believed behind arson of 6 homes under construction since August 2002.
The former-Earth Liberation Front spokesman continues to show his true stripes.
Dan Murphy hits the nail on the head with his retort to Newkirk.
Threat of ALF terrorism apparently drives small supplier of cats out of business.
Spanish extremists torch a fur farm and dedicate their arson to Barry Horne and the Palestinians.
Four homes under construction have been burned down over last 7 months, with ELF slogans spray painted at the latest fire.
Jacob Sherman draws only a three year prison sentence due, in large part, to his cooperation with authorities.
A $25,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of suspect ELF arsonist.
Group also takes credit for a whole host of other crimes in Pennsylvania area.
But local officials still don't seem to grasp the nature of ELF/ALF-style attacks.
Is burning down buildings really terrorism? A UPI environmental reporter doesn't think so.
Group threatens to "take up the gun" against groups and government agencies researching things like the effects of acid rain on forests.
The Center for Consumer Freedom found at least 7 different stories that PETA staffers offered to varying news agencies to explain why they donated $1,500 to the Earth Liberation Front.
Why did Lisa Lange lie about the purpose of PETA's $1,500 donation to the Earth Liberation Front?
Nonprofits that openly advocate violence and donate to other groups that openly advocate violence should not receive tax exempt status.
Luers set fire to several vehicles and tried to ignite a gasoline tanker, but his supporters whine that his 22-year sentence is unfair.
In answering 54 question from a House Subcommittee, Rosebraugh reveals just how sick and twisted animal rights terrorism is.
A revelation that PETA donated money to the Earth Liberation Front is causing major problems for the animal rights group.
The Center's review of PETA's tax returns from 1995-2000 reveals a pattern of donations to animal rights and environmentalist extremists.
The full text of Richard Berman's written testimony before the U.S. House subcommittee investigation ecoterrorism.
At a U.S. House subcommittee hearing on ecoterrorism, an FBI expert testifies that ALF/ELF are the most active terrorist groups in the United States.
Guest op-ed argues that Earth Liberation Front and Animal Liberation Front are mainstream progressive causes.
Activists also urge people to "take direct action and any action necessary to stop the destruction of animals."
Why do animal rights terrorists continue their campaign of destruction even after the events of 9/11?
To Josh Harper, victims of animal rights violence are just "collateral damage."
After repeated attempts to get him to appear before a grand jury, Josh Harper finally spendsa n afternoon pleading the Fifth about the Animal Liberation Front.
Why doesn't animal rights and environmental violence receive as much media attention as anti-abortion violence?
Jared McIntyre, 17, pleads guilty to burning down homes in Long Island, New York, in the name of the Earth Liberation Front.
The Animal Liberation Front claims it broke windows and wrote graffiti on McDonald's headquarters.
Why are there so few arrests of animal rights terrorists?
Is Harper afraid of perjury charges if he tells a grand jury that he doesn't know who is behind ALF/ELF attacks?
Are the people who act as "spokespersons" for animal rights terrorists really just innocent bystanders. . .