McGrath is suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the sources said. The extent of his injuries are not clear.
in the U.S. District Court in Baltimore on March 13.
McGrath’s defense attorney, Joseph Murtha, has maintained that they planned to meet a the courthouse in downtown Baltimore a few minutes before McGrath’s arraignment on an additional charge. Murtha believed his client was going to fly to Maryland from his home in a Naples, Florida the night before. “Perhaps there was some confusion. God forbid something happened to him,” Boardman said in court. “Mr. Murtha, if you hear from your client, please let me know.
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