Ex-Northeastern University Employee Convicted of Staging Bomb Hoax

Jason Duhaime fabricated an explosion incident, leading to a major law enforcement response and campus evacuation.

Jason Duhaime, former Northeastern University employee, convicted of staging a bomb hoax and lying to federal agents.
Duhaime falsely reported being injured by shrapnel from a package he claimed contained an explosive device.
The incident led to a significant law enforcement response, including campus evacuation and bomb squad involvement.
Investigators found no explosive materials and discovered the threat letter was fabricated by Duhaime.
Sentencing is scheduled for October 2, with each felony charge carrying up to five years in prison.