Massachusetts felon pleads guilty after DOJ says he sold Russian plutonium to 67 customers
A convicted felon from Massachusetts pleaded guilty to illegally importing plutonium from Russia and selling it to customers in the U.S. and abroad.
TL;DR
- Jacob D. Miller, a convicted felon from Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to multiple charges including importing nuclear material without lawful authority, mailing hazardous materials, and possession of child pornography.
- Miller illegally imported plutonium from Russia and sold it to approximately 67 customers across the U.S. and abroad between December 2020 and March 2025.
- He also sold toxic material thallium to about 71 customers via his business 'Collect The Periodic Table' (CTPT) and an online retailer.
- During a search, law enforcement found explosive powder, ammunition, and firearms at Miller's residence, which he was prohibited from possessing.
- Miller's laptop and cell phone contained child sexual abuse materials, with recent access noted.
- He had prior convictions for possessing child pornography and an explosive device.