A California fraudster has been convicted for the second time of a prison plot to kill a federal judge by shoving his body through a wood chipper.
A California shyster has been convicted for the second time of a prison plot to kill a federal judge by shoving his body through a wood chipper.
Walthall shared his thirst for revenge with fellow prisoners, who reported him to the FBI. He was then recorded by an undercover agent, the report states, saying he wanted former U.S. District Judge Andrew Guilford to suffer a “nice and painful death” by “shoving him in an wood chipper” and FBI agents and federal prosecutors “killed on the spot.”
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