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wt OW Praae 3 (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and slzte.} THe TRraywe ~DemvetrnT ; Sods Few , PA Mount Clipping in Space Below) f Date: 3 jo / oS Editiga: JOHN P. MURTHA - MEMBER OF CONGRESS, WASHINGTON, D.C. - VICTIM; (12/03/1997; CCSCAKA-THREAT Classification: Submitting Office: xan * wot + tev eae ee TODD BERKEY/THE TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT Donald Fenton leaves a Cambria County courtroom in Ebensburg on Monday. A jury could decide today whether Fenton intended to terrorize an insurance adjustor. According to Leventry, Fenton talked about “the government being against the people and that the peo- ple would have to take things in their own hands. He stated that Tim- othy McVeigh was my hero. He stat- ed if the government declared war on him, he’d have to take a body count. He stated he’d kill until he was killed. It may not happen today or tomorrow, but it will happen.” Leventry also recalled, “He said he’d kill all Erie employees. He said Ishould keep my doors locked. I was , definitely afraid.” ' Afterward, Leventry said that he called his wife and two children together to tell them “we have a problem.” In an emotional moment, Leventry nearly broke down when he told the jury that he then instructed his wife and his 15-year- old son how to use a firearm. But on cross-examination, the adjustor admitted his first call was not to police but to his manager to warn him of the threats against Erie employees. And Leventry said he took the time to look in the tele- phone book for the Stonycreek Township police’s office numbe rather than dialing 911. . SGA -PC -