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The JCC Bomb-Threat Suspect Had a Client

Newly unsealed FBI documents suggest the Israeli arrested for sending the threats was selling his services for a fee.
Source: Bryan Woolston / Reuters

A federal court has unsealed new documents in the case against an Israeli teenager, Michael Kadar, who has been accused of making at least 245 threatening calls to Jewish Community Centers and schools around the United States. According to the documents, Kadar advertised a “School Email Bomb Threat Service” on AlphaBay, an online marketplace for illicit goods and services that was by the

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