· Updated January 16, 2025 12:27 AM · 2 min read read
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BOSTON — An Everett man, found guilty this fall of spearheading a plot to cut off the head of a conservative female blogger who helped organize a controversial "Draw Prophet Muhammad" cartoon-drawing competition in 2015 that ended in violence, landed a 28-year prison sentence on Tuesday, according to federal court documents.
David Daoud Wright, according to an Associated Press report covering his federal court sentencing Tuesday, had lobbied for a 16-year sentence, but Massachusetts U.S. Distr
BOSTON — An Everett man, found guilty this fall of spearheading a plot to cut off the head of a conservative female blogger who helped organize a controversial "Draw Prophet Muhammad" cartoon-drawing competition in 2015 that ended in violence, landed a 28-year prison sentence on Tuesday, according to federal court documents.
David Daoud Wright, according to an Associated Press report covering his federal court sentencing Tuesday, had lobbied for a 16-year sentence, but Massachusetts U.S. Distr…