Mohamed Sabry Soliman, accused of a deadly firebomb attack on demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, is scheduled to plead guilty to murder and other charges, according to multiple reports. The attack occurred on June 1, 2025, during a demonstration in downtown Boulder where protesters showed support for Israeli hostages held in Gaza. Authorities allege that Soliman used Molotov cocktails and sprayed burning gasoline, igniting an assault on the crowd. Reports say one person was killed and about a dozen others were injured. Several outlets state that Soliman will plead guilty later this week or on Thursday, with one report describing the pleas entering in Boulder County District Court. If convicted as charged, he faces life in prison without the possibility of parole, according to coverage referencing court documents and sentencing exposure. The reports describe the case as involving charges including first-degree murder, alongside additional state offenses tied to the attack. The exact timing of the plea and the full list of charges are described consistently as murder and related counts.