A JAILED neo-Nazi who named his son “Adolf” will be freed early despite vowing to “kill a mixed race child” – but there’s uncertainty from decision makers that he’s actually changed. Adam Thomas, 27, and partner Claudia Patatas, then 38 – who posed in Ku Klux Klan robes with their own child – were found guilty of being members of the extreme right-wing organisation National Action. The group was banned in 2016. The Parole Board directed his release following a hearing on March 27 but admitted it “could not be satisfied” its work with the Holocaust denier had been effective. Thomas, from Banbury, Oxfordshire, was handed a six-and-a-half-year sentence at Birmingham Crown Court in 2018 – while “remorseless” Patatas got a five-year jail term. The Daily Mail reports a summary revealed: “Having considered the index offence, relevant patterns of previous behaviour and the other evidence before it, the panel listed as risk factors those influences which made it more likely that Mr Thomas would reoffend.
siehe auch: Neo-Nazi jailed for naming son ‘Adolf’ secures early release. Holocaust denier Adam Thomas, 27, who also said he would ‘kill a mixed-race’ child, has been granted parole despite officials’ reservations about his risk of reoffending (Picture: PA) A neo-Nazi who became infamous after naming his son after Adolf Hitler is soon due to be released from prison. Adam Thomas, 27, shot to notoriety in 2018 when he was handed a six-and-a-half year sentence at Birmingham’s Crown Court for his membership of banned far-right organisation National Action. During his trial, jurors heard he and partner Claudia Patatas gave their child the middle name Adolf, which Thomas said was in ‘admiration’ of Hitler, and they had Swastika scatter cushions in their home. Photographs recovered from their address also showed Thomas cradling his new-born son while wearing the hooded white robes of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK).
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