Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the Egyptian terrorist who murdered 82-year-old Karen Diamond in an attack on a march for the hostages in Colorado, pleaded guilty in court to 12 charges, including nine hate crime counts. Soliman, who posed as a gardener and threw Molotov cocktails at the marchers in the city of Boulder last June, admitted he chose to attack them because of their Jewish identity or Israeli origin. The attack also injured 12 people, including a Holocaust survivor. Last May, he was already sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of early release, and now the federal prosecution is demanding an additional life sentence and another 50 years of imprisonment.