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Posted July 20. 2013 2:06PM

Buyer beware? Feds to warn of land mines, booby traps on tax militants' auctioned NH land

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Federal officials are preparing to sell the New Hampshire compound of a tax-evading couple convicted of amassing an arsenal of weapons, but they can't guarantee that explosives and other booby traps aren't hidden on the 103-acre spread.


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