A Mount Croghan teen accused of plotting to blow up his high school has pleaded guilty to two of the federal charges against him in exchange for a 10-year sentence at the Federal Medical Center at Butner (N.C.) Federal Correctional Complex, where he can receive mental health treatment, according to a plea agreement the teen signed.

A Mount Croghan teen accused of plotting to blow up his high school is expected to enter a guilty plea in his federal case this month, according to court documents.

Psychiatrists at federal prison have found Ryan Schallenberger, 19, accused of plotting to blow up Chesterfield High School last year, competent to stand trial, refuting his lawyers’ claims that he may be insane.

Publicity surrounding the case of a Mount Croghan teen accused of plotting to blow up Chesterfield High school has led to a federal judge summoning a state-wide jury for his August trial.

A federal judge has ordered the trial of a Mount Croghan teen accused of plotting to bomb Chesterfield High School to began in August, according to court documents filed Friday.

Lawyers of an 18-year-old Mount Croghan man expected to stand trial for plotting to blow up his high school have said they will use an insanity defense, according to federal court documents.

A judge has again delayed the trial of Ryan Schallenberger, 18, who is accused of accused of plotting a suicide bombing at Chesterfield High School in April.

The Chesterfield High School senior accused of planning a suicide bombing at the school has been formally indicted by a federal grand jury.

It won’t be long before school’s out for the summer, and this is the time of year many students get their 2008 yearbooks. That was the case this week at Chesterfield High School.

Chesterfield High School students are reaching out to the teen accused of planning to kill them in a suicide bombing at the school.

The Mount Croghan teen accused of plotting to blow up his high school told investigators that he wanted to die, go to heaven and kill Jesus, a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent testified Tuesday.