Episode Details

In 1996, four men from a quiet Idaho town waged a nine month campaign of bombings and bank robberies against Spokane, Washington, driven by a fringe theology that cast racial violence as divine mandate. Their leaderless, cell based structure made them nearly invisible to investigators until patient surveillance, forensic photogrammetry, and one civilian's quiet courage brought the operation down. Decades later, their sentences are still being litigated, turning the case into a living study of extremism, justice, and the unsettled reach of criminal justice reform.

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