A. Osantowski

The re-sentencing, originally scheduled for Monday, is a result of a recent Court of Appeals decision that upheld Andrew Osantowski's conviction under Michigan's 2001 terrorism law.

The appellate attorney for Andrew Osantowski said that she will ask the state Supreme Court to hear arguments on a half-dozen issues, including the constitutionality of the terrorism statute and his sentencing guideline range.

Marla McCowan, Osantowski's appellate attorney, said she also asked the Court of Appeals to reconsider its March 2006 decision to allow Osantowski's statement to be used in the case. McCowan said she is arguing that Osantowski's Miranda rights were not properly provided. She said a decision on that issue could be made by May.

A teenage boy convicted of threatening a Columbine-style attack at a Clinton Township high school will face trial in August for unrelated criminal offenses.

Andrew Paul Osantowski, who turned 19 earlier this month, is scheduled to go on trial Aug. 29 in front of Judge Matthew Switalski in Macomb Circuit Court, charged with burglary of a building, larceny and receiving and stealing stolen property. Police say these incidents occurred before his arrest in September 2004 for making a terrorist threat.

Osantowski was convicted about one year ago in circuit court for making a threat of terrorism, use of a computer to further a terrorist act and possession of stolen weapons in connection with his online threats of a massacre at Chippewa Valley High School. He was sentenced in July to 4 1/2 years to 22 years in prison.

One of the offenses for which he is currently charged is for stealing a golf cart from Fern Hill Golf and Country Club in Clinton Township.

About four months ago, the state Court of Appeals reversed Switalski's throwing out of the bulk of Andrew Osantowski's confession to police. The statements will assist the county Prosecutor's Office in pursuing the latest charges against Osantowski.

County Prosecutor Eric Smith previously said his office would not offer the younger Osantowski a plea bargain because of his prior felony convictions.

In exchange, prosecutors dropped charges that Marvin Osantowski helped his son hide a cache of weapons, including an AK-47, bomb-making devices and hundreds of rounds of ammunition in the family home in Clinton Township.

Marvin Osantowski, a DaimlerChrysler employee with disabilities, said he accepted the plea deal to spare his family a trial on the weapons charges.

"To keep Andrew out of the news, I chose this route," Osantowski said. "Am I happy it took so long? No."

Biernat also modified Marvin Osantowksi's probation terms to allow him to visit his son in the Macomb Correctional Facility in Lenox Township.

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Andrew's Interests
General Neo-Naziism, spray painting swastikas, fertilizer bombs
Books The Threat of the Hitler Cult, Adolf Hitler, The Neo-Nazis This profile was edited with Thomas' myspace editor™ V2.5
Heroes Adolf Hitler, Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold

Andrew's Blurbs

About me:
i'm 18 and am pretty anti social, i am very interested in Hitler and the Nazi's. a while back i got in some major trouble but im back now and im ready to get my life back on track. if you want im me sometime my sn is nazibotsadistic

Who I'd like to meet:
McGinty's!

“I am truly sorry for the things I have done. My family never raised me like this.”

“Whichever path leads to normalcy and freedom is the one I want to take,”