Matthew Cronjager became obsessed with building or buying a gun and led a UK sect of an online far-right group. Cronjager had already pleaded guilty to four other offences before his trial. A Neo-Nazi who wanted to murder a former friend with 3D printed gun has found guilty of two terror offences. Matthew Cronjager, 18, from Essex, led the organisation of a UK sect of an online far-right group and shared explosive-making manuals online. He was found guilty of one count of engaging in the preparation of an act of terrorism and one count of disseminating a terrorist publication at the Old Bailey on Friday. Cronjager had already pleaded guilty to four counts of possession of material likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism before the trial. The court heard he was an active user of online platforms that promoted right wing ideology. He had also developed an obsession with building or acquiring firearms
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siehe auch: Neo-Nazi Matthew Cronjager guilty of plotting terrorist acts. A teenage neo-Nazi who wanted to shoot an Asian friend over boasts he slept with “white chicks” has been found guilty of plotting terrorist acts. Matthew Cronjager, 18, of Ingatestone, Essex, tried to get hold of a 3D printed gun or a sawn-off shotgun to kill his target, the Old Bailey heard. He shared right-wing propaganda and explosive-making manuals online. He admitted having terrorism publications but denied other charges and was convicted by a jury. The court heard he likened his teenage friend to a “cockroach” and set himself up as the “boss” of a right-wing terror cell. He shared material with like-minded people he had met on the web – which included an undercover officer who had infiltrated a Telegram group called The British Hand.