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Posted: 1:10 PM Jan 8, 2007
La Crosse Man Pleads Guilty to Making Meth
The man says he bought the ingredients and made the drug.
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A La Crosse man has pleaded guilty to conspiring to make methamphetamine.
Thirty-year-old William Boma admitted at his plea hearing that he acquired materials to make meth and manufactured the drug with Ryan Papenfuss at a rural Trempealeau County farm in the summer of 2004.
Papenfuss is serving a 57-month federal prison term for his role in the case.
U.S. Attorney Erik Peterson says Boma will be sentenced March 17th.
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