Man Accused in Stabbing Spree Pleads Guilty  A man accused of
killing four people and wounding four others in a 28-hour
rampage across New York City has pleaded guilty to murder and
other charges.  Maksim Gelman entered the plea Wednesday in
Brooklyn.  He was arrested in February following the rampage
that began with a family argument. Authorities say it stretched
from Brooklyn to Manhattan, and included killing a relative and
acquaintances, running over a pedestrian, carjacking and other
violence.  Court documents filed earlier this year claim that
after his arrest, the Ukrainian-born Gelman told police he
expected to beat the charges and spend only a few years in a
mental hospital.  His attorney has described his mental state as
"fragile."  Gelman, who was arrested in the Times Square subway
station February 12, shouted that it "was a setup" as he was led
from a police station to court.  Gelman's stepfather, Aleksandr
Kuznetsov, was stabbed numerous times. The 54-year-old was found
by cops in his Sheepshead