HOUSTON -- If you saw Robert Talbot Jr. on the street, you
probably wouldn t give him a second look.  But some of the
people who shared the house where he once rented a room will
tell you there s plenty to notice.  I knew he was out in left
field, real bad, said Terry Denny, who often talked with Talbot.
And I figured he might come to reality if we could talk to him,
deal with him, reason with him. But then I got afraid of him. I
got afraid to go to sleep in this place with him being here.  If
a criminal complaint filed in federal court is true, his
housemates fears seem justified. Talbot allegedly plotted to
launch a violent anti-government campaign bankrolled by a series
of deadly robberies, beginning with a bloody heist slated for
Thursday.  Undercover FBI agents say they spent eight months
investigating Talbot, meeting with him on several occasions to
hear his elaborate plans to rob banks, kill law enforcement
officers and blow up government buildings. Talbot believed the
agents were on his side, court do