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d William Giordani has been held in federal custody for his involvement in aiding and abetting an extortion attempt, conspiracy, and bomb threats at Harvard University. According to court documents, Giordani responded to a Craigslist ad and purchased items, including fireworks, to be delivered to a Harvard student.

apiro) also reported on the story. Attempted Harvard Bomber Left a Trail of Evidence: Court Docs The Daily Beast (05/02, Rohrlich) reported that a New England man planted a fake bomb on the Harvard University campus last month as part of an attempt to extort a "large" amount of Bitcoin from the Ivy League

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