Three of the ‘Newburgh Four’ who plotted to blow up Riverdale temples have been released

Rabbi from Riverdale Temple thinks it was the right thing for the judge to do 11 years later

By GARY LARKIN

Posted 8/3/23

Three of the men sentenced to 25 years for plotting to blow up two Riverdale synagogues in 2009 and shoot down military planes at a Newburgh airport as part of an FBI sting are being released by the same judge who issued the original sentence in 2011.

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Three of the ‘Newburgh Four’ who plotted to blow up Riverdale temples have been released

Rabbi from Riverdale Temple thinks it was the right thing for the judge to do 11 years later

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