Pennsylvania man, 18, traveled to California to have sex with girl, 13, then commit suicide with her: DOJ – #nve #764 #terror

A Pennsylvania man is being accused by federal prosecutors of traveling to California to have sex with a 13-year-old girl in a plot that would have culminated in both their suicides if not for law enforcement intervention.   Officials with the U.S. Department of Justice held a press conference and released a complaint surrounding the allegations against Matthew Edward Pysher on Monday morning. The complaint, filed Sunday in Los Angeles, charges Pysher, 18, with travel with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct.   According to the complaint, Pysher groomed and encouraged a girl, listed as “Minor Victim One,” to send him sexually explicit material and images of self-harm over a Discord server. Discord is an instant messaging and voice communication platform.   The complaint stated that the victim met Pysher in a server related to individuals suffering from mental illness.  “Among other things, Pysher specifically encouraged Minor Victim One, via chat messages, to engage in acts of self-harm, including by establishing a Discord server where [the victim] could be filmed using blades to cut herself,” the complaint states, adding that the victim only recently turned 13 years old.  The abuse culminated in Pysher traveling from eastern Pennsylvania, specifically the borough of Bangor, to Los Angeles to meet the young girl for sexual activity, the complaint explained. (…) According to the complaint, law enforcement was able to obtain emergency disclosures and located both Pysher and Minor Victim One at the motel.   “Also inside the room [were] condoms, a knife, lubricant, razor blades, bloody tissues and an American Airlines boarding pass for Flight AA827 from Philadelphia to Los Angeles in Pysher’s name,” the complaint states. A faraday bag, which blocks electronic signals, was also found near Pysher’s cell phone. In the wake of the young girl being found in Castaic, she told law enforcement that Pysher came to California specifically to see her and engage in sexual acts. Also, in a chilling revelation, the girl said they had planned on committing suicide together but were unable to because law enforcement found them. (…) In a press release that was also issued Monday, the Department of Justice explained the teenage suspect is part of a nihilistic violent extremist (NVE) group called 764, whose members, according to federal officials, are known to “engage in criminal conduct within the United States and abroad in furtherance of political, social or religious goals that derive primarily from a hatred of society at large and a desire to bring about its collapse by sowing indiscriminate chaos, destruction and social instability.” “NVEs often target vulnerable individuals, including minors, and frequently use social media platforms to share child sexual abuse material or gore material or to groom victims toward committing acts of violence,” the DOJ said in the press release. “NVEs and their members frequently extort or blackmail victims into complying with NVE demands, which vary but may include self-mutilation, online and in-person sexual acts, harm to animals, sexual exploitation of siblings and others, acts of violence and threats of violence, suicide and murder.”

via ktla5: Pennsylvania man, 18, traveled to California to have sex with girl, 13, then commit suicide with her: DOJ

siehe auch: Pennsylvania Man Arrested at Castaic Motel Federally Charged After Grooming Minor Victim into Engaging in Acts of Self-Harm. A Pennsylvania man has been arrested and federally charged after grooming a girl who recently turned 13 years old to send him sexually explicit material of herself and images of self-harm over the internet, a pattern of abuse consistent with nihilistic violent extremist (NVE) ideology that culminated in law enforcement rescuing her at a Santa Clarita Valley motel. Matthew Edward Pysher, 18, of Bangor, Pennsylvania, was arrested late Friday in Castaic and is expected to make his initial appearance this afternoon in United States District Court in downtown Los Angeles. Pysher is charged in a federal criminal complaint with travel with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct, a felony punishable by up to 30 years in federal prison. “The facts charged in this case are chilling,” said First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Essayli. “If your children have access to use the internet, sadistic predators may have access to your kids. Law enforcement will continue to aggressively investigate and prosecute those who seek to harm children. We advise parents to keep their kids offline.” “The subject arrested this weekend is one of a growing number of alleged nihilistic violent extremists who prey on children and talk them into compromising sex acts and self-mutilation,” said Akil Davis, the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office. “The FBI and our law enforcement partners are committed to finding and holding accountable these sadistic predators and ensuring they face serious consequences for their vile acts.” (…) Based on a review of the contents of the victim’s smartphone and Pysher’s online activities, law enforcement believes that Pysher is associated with NVE ideology. The complaint details the nature of NVEs, including 764, a group whose members are known to the FBI to engage in criminal conduct within the United States and abroad in furtherance of political, social, or religious goals that derive primarily from a hatred of society at large and a desire to bring about its collapse by sowing indiscriminate chaos, destruction, and social instability. NVEs often target vulnerable individuals, including minors, and frequently use social media platforms to share child sexual abuse material or gore material or to groom victims toward committing acts of violence. NVEs and their members frequently extort or blackmail victims into complying with NVE demands, which vary but may include self-mutilation; online and in-person sexual acts; harm to animals; sexual exploitation of siblings and others; acts of violence; and threats of violence, suicide, and murder.

Früherer NPD-Politiker und Bandidos-Rocker Peter B. in Haft

Der ehemalige NPD-Politiker und Bandidos-Rocker Peter B. ist in Neumünster festgenommen worden. Das hat die Staatsanwaltschaft Kiel gegenüber NDR Schleswig-Holstein bestätigt. Der 52-Jährige sitzt demnach seit Montag in Untersuchungshaft. Ihm wird vorgeworfen, zusammen mit einem 58-Jährigen im vergangenen Jahr Tresore in zwei Einfamilienhäusern und einem Gewerbebetrieb in Neumünster aufgebrochen zu haben. Der Wert der Beute soll im sechsstelligen Bereich liegen.

via ndr: Früherer NPD-Politiker und Bandidos-Rocker Peter B. in Haft

siehe auch: Beute im Wert von 117.000 Euro : Ex-NPD-Chef als Serien-Einbrecher vor Gericht Neonazi, Rocker, Krimineller. In Kiel steht jetzt der ehemalige Parteivorsitzende der rechtsextremen NPD, Peter Borchert (51), vor Gericht. Dem Ex-Landeschef der Partei, die sich inzwischen „Die Heimat“ nennt, wird schwerer Einbruchdiebstahl vorgeworfen. Auch interessant Vor dem Landgericht begann am Montag ein neuer Prozess gegen den Ex-Funktionär und späteren Bandidos-Rocker Borchert. Der tätowierte Glatzkopf soll in Schleswig-Holstein bei einer ganzen Reihe von Wohnungseinbrüchen mitgemacht haben. Insgesamt sollen er und seine mutmaßliche Komplizen Chris-Pascale B. (35) und Mike M. (32) Beute im Wert von rund 117.000 Euro gemacht haben. Borchert gilt als Schwergewicht in der norddeutschen Neonazi-Szene: Bevor er bei den Rockern einstieg, war er bereits in den 1990er-Jahren einer der Macher des ehemaligen Neonazi-Treffs „Club 88“ in Neumünster und bis 2003 NPD-Vorsitzender in Schleswig-Holstein. Peter Borchert im Kreis von Rockern bei einer Reise nach Frankreich Foto: ANTIFA-KIEL Zum Prozessauftakt herrschte auf der Anklagebank zunächst Schweigen. Alle drei Angeklagten sind gerichtserfahren, haben viele Vorstrafen (unter anderem Waffenhandel, Körperverletzung, Einbrüche).

siehe dazu auch: Ehemaliger NPD-Landeschef Peter Borchert festgenommen (2010). Im Zusammenhang mit einem bewaffneten Überfall im Januar hat die Polizei am Morgen drei mutmaßliche Gewalttäter in Neumünster festgenommen. Nach Informationen der „NDR 1 Welle Nord“ soll sich unter den Festgenommenen auch der ehemalige NPD-Politiker Peter Borchert befinden. Dienstag, 27. April 2010 Zwei Mitglieder der Rockerbande „Bandidos“ und ein so genannter Unterstützer sollen diesen Morgen dingfest gemacht worden sein. Hintergrund des Einsatzes sei der bewaffnete Überfall auf zwei Mitglieder der rivalisierenden „Red Devils“ im Januar in einem Schnellrestaurant in Neumünster. Ein 45-Jähriger wurde bei der Messerattacke lebensgefährlich, ein 50-Jähriger schwer verletzt. „Nach der Verhaftung von zwei Mitgliedern der ‘Hells Angels’ vor zwei Wochen ist uns mit den heutigen Verhaftungen ein weiterer, bedeutender Ermittlungserfolg gelungen, der diese Gruppe nachhaltig schwächen wird“, so Hans-Werner Rogge, Direktor des Landeskriminalamtes. Dies werde ihm zufolge ganz wesentlich zur Beruhigung in Schleswig-Holstein beitragen. Peter Borchert soll offenbar der Hauptverdächtige der Polizei sein. Borchert wird der militanten rechtsextremen Szene zugeordnet und hat zwischen 2000 und 2003 den Landesverband der NPD in Schleswig-Holstein geführt. Bei der Gründung der „Bandidos“ in Neumünster galt er als treibende Kraft. Bereits kurz nach dem Überfall in Neumünster stand Borchert im Verdacht, beteiligt gewesen zu sein.

Teen guilty of belonging to banned neo-Nazi group – #terror

A 16-year-old boy from Northumberland has been found guilty of being part of a banned neo-Nazi organisation. A jury at Leeds Crown Court unanimously convicted him of membership of the paramilitary group The Base, as well as possessing and sharing terror publications. They were unable to reach a decision on the most serious allegation he faced – that he was preparing acts of terrorism – and the Crown Prosecution Service confirmed it would not seek a retrial. The boy, who cannot be named because of his age, will be sentenced on 27 March. Counter terror police raided the teenager’s home last February and said it discovered an “arsenal” of weapons, including a crossbow, knives and a gas-powered air pistol. The jury were shown images of the boy’s bedroom where police found a replica Nazi Schutzstaffel (SS)-style cap, a full-sized skeleton with a mask, and posters relating to The Base. The defence had told jurors the boy denied “he ever actually intended to carry out any act of terrorism” and they needed to consider his life experience. Police said the teenager, who was 15 at the time he was arrested, was part of extreme right-wing online chat groups on platforms such as Telegram, Snapchat, TikTok and Wire. Det Ch Supt James Dunkerley, head of Counter Terrorism Policing North East, said: “This case provides a stark reminder around the dangers of extreme content online that is accessible to the public and how individuals can be drawn into serious offending.” The defendant told the court he created an online persona to escape reality and his use of online platforms and social media escalated through his childhood.

via bbc: Teen guilty of belonging to banned neo-Nazi group

ROCKENHAUSEN Nach AfD-Pfalztreffen: Regenbogenplakate abgerissen und beschädigt

Zahlreiche der Plakate, mit der Gruppen und Vereine vor dem AfD-Pfalztreffen ein Zeichen für Vielfalt und Menschenrechte gesetzt haben, sind am Samstag abgerissen und beschädigt worden. Am Rande des AfD-Pfalztreffens, das am Samstag in der Rockenhausener Donnersberghalle stattgefunden hat, und der parallel im Freien abgehaltenen Demonstration „Für Demokratie und Menschenrechte“ ist es rund um die Donnersberghalle zu mehreren Sachbeschädigungen gekommen. Wie die Polizei mitteilt, sind zahlreiche der am Zaun des benachbarten Naturbads aufgehängten Plakate abgerissen und beschädigt worden. Sie zeigten unter anderem Regenbogenmotive – viele Vereine, Organisationen, Unternehmen und andere Einrichtungen aus der Region hatten damit im Vorfeld der Veranstaltung ein Zeichen für Vielfalt und Menschenrechte zu setzen. Die Polizei geht davon aus, dass sich die Taten nach Ende des AfD-Treffens ereignet haben. An diesem haben neben der Bundesvorsitzenden Alice Weidel rund 1000 Besucher teilgenommen, etwa 500 Menschen demonstrierten im Freien dagegen.

via rheinpfalz: ROCKENHAUSEN Nach AfD-Pfalztreffen: Regenbogenplakate abgerissen und beschädigt

A “Goofy” DJ’s Secret Life at the Center of an Online Terrorism Network – #terror

Early last year, Matthew Allison could be found at the Space Banana dance club, awkwardly swaying to his own beat. Clutching the cheapest house beer, he’d greet people with a bear hug, a broad grin and his familiar, “Yo, bro!” salutations. Allison, then a 37-year-old convenience store worker and Saturday-night DJ, seemed to like everyone he met in Boise, Idaho’s small electronic dance music scene. And most people seemed to like him back. He was so gentle, former friends remember, that for a time he eschewed honey so as not to cause harm to bees. He was “a little goofy,” a former friend, Tyler Whitt, recalled. “But bro goofy.” But that lovable persona hid a more sinister core. When he was behind his computer screen, Allison used the handle BTC, short for BanThisChannel, he told ProPublica and FRONTLINE. On the social media and messaging platform Telegram, authorities say, Allison was a key figure in a network of white supremacist and neo-Nazi chat groups and channels known as Terrorgram. There, Allison held court, promoting himself as “the most infamous and prolific propagandist of our time.” Hyperbole aside, BTC was infamous. Extremism researchers in the U.S. and in Europe studied his posts but did not know who he was. Leftist activists sought to expose him. And law enforcement authorities tried to identify and jail him. Last September, he was finally arrested. Prosecutors allege that Allison was one of the leaders in the Terrorgram Collective, a secretive group that produced propaganda and instructions for terrorists, and disseminated that information through the Terrorgram ecosystem. They say Allison used the Telegram platform to solicit “attacks on government infrastructure, such as government buildings and energy facilities,” to encourage the assassination of “‘high-value targets’ — like politicians and government officials” with a “hit list,” and to help produce and distribute a Terrorgram Collective publication that featured instructions for making “Napalm, thermite, chlorine gas, pipe bombs, and dirty bombs.” Authorities also contend in court filings that Allison had fantasies about committing gruesome violence and sexual assault, and that he may have been planning to act on them. Allison has pleaded not guilty. For about five years, the Terrorgram network operated largely unchallenged on Telegram, which has nearly one billion users. The Dubai-based company did little to prevent influencers like Allison from circulating their propaganda and encouraging isolated young men to kill, a ProPublica and FRONTLINE investigation found. The news organizations obtained a trove of now-deleted Telegram chats and channel logs and used them to trace Allison’s activity and influence in the Terrorgram network.

via propublica: A “Goofy” DJ’s Secret Life at the Center of an Online Terrorism Network

ADF member who trained with neo-Nazis allegedly caught with child abuse and extremist material

A member of the Australian Defence Force who attended training sessions with the neo-Nazi National Socialist Network was allegedly found with child abuse and right-wing extremist material on devices stored at his Holsworthy Barracks accommodation. Jonathan Salter, 25, was refused bail in the NSW Supreme Court this week, facing a series of charges over accessing and possessing child abuse and far-right extremist material after investigators allegedly found “extensive messages and files” showing his support for “white supremacy, Nazi ideology and violent extremism”. Prosecutors also allege Salter possessed multiple “exceptionally serious examples” of child abuse material, including children as young as one being horrifically abused. According to court files obtained by this masthead, police allege Salter repeatedly visited sites hosting the video of the Christchurch massacre, in which 51 worshippers were murdered at two mosques in New Zealand by an Australian white supremacist. Investigators allegedly found a series of edited videos of the massacre – which the gunman, Australian Brenton Tarrant, live-streamed – as well as the manifesto of Norwegian neo-Nazi terrorist Anders Breivik, who killed 77 people in a bomb attack and shooting spree in 2011. Much of the content investigators allegedly found on Salter’s devices is too explicit to publish. In one, prosecutors allege segments of the Christchurch massacre are overlaid with a Rolling Stones song and references to the first-person shooter video game Call of Duty. A voice-over states: “What happens when the soldier becomes the weapon.“ The extremist content allegedly found on Salter’s devices was ultra-violent in nature and depicted people being violently attacked alongside neo-Nazi slogans. One 13-second video depicted an explosion at a protest “followed by images of a Nazi swastika and partial footage from the Christchurch massacre”, prosecutors allege. Salter, who was an apprentice carpenter in the ADF before his arrest, came to the attention of NSW Police when he attended a gathering of the Australian neo-Nazi group the National Socialist Network in November 2024

via smh: ADF member who trained with neo-Nazis allegedly caught with child abuse and extremist material

CSD Döbeln: Beschlagnahme von Protestbus war rechtswidrig

Aktivist*innen des Zentrums für politische Schönheit wollten mit dem “Adenauer SRP+”-Bus den Pride unterstützen – wurden aber von der Polizei daran gehindert. Das war rechtswidrig, entschied nun das Landgericht Chemnitz. Der CSD in Döbeln machte im letzten September gleich mehrfach Schlagzeilen: Über 700 Personen nahmen an der Demonstration teil, an einer Gegenveranstaltung rechtsextremer Gruppen rund 90 (queer.de berichtete). Den Pride unterstützen wollte auch das Zentrum für politische Schönheit, doch der Bus “Adenauer SRP+”, bekannt durch die Störung eines TV-Interviews der AfD-Chefin Alice Weidel, wurde auf der Anfahrt von der Polizei aus dem Verkehr gezogen. Das Landgericht Chemnitz hat den Ablauf der Beschlagnahmung nun für rechtswidrig erklärt, wie zuerst die “Freie Presse” und später unter anderem netzpolitik.org berichteten. Bereits zuvor hatte es Kritik gegeben, dass die Polizei quasi das rechtsstaatliche Verfahren umgangen habe.

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siehe auhc: Polizei Sachsen:  Beschlagnahmebeschluss für Adenauer-Bus war rechtswidrig Schlappe für die sächsische Polizei: Die hatte im September letzten Jahres unter fragwürdigen Umständen den Adenauer-Protestbus der Aktionskünstler vom Zentrum für politische Schönheit beschlagnahmt. Das Landgericht Chemnitz erklärte nun das Vorgehen für rechtswidrig. Die Beschlagnahme des Adenauer-Busses vom Zentrum für politische Schönheit am Rande des Christopher Street Days im September letzten Jahres in Döbeln war in dieser Form rechtswidrig. Das geht aus einem Beschluss des Landgerichts Chemnitz vom 13. Februar hervor, den netzpolitik.org einsehen konnte. Die Freie Presse (€) hatte zuerst darüber berichtet. Die Beschlagnahme des bundesweit bekannten Busses hatte sich im vergangenen Herbst zum Skandal für die Polizei in Sachsen entwickelt. Um den Protestbus aus dem Verkehr zu ziehen, hatte die Polizei rechtsstaatliche Verfahren umgangen. Das legten unabhängige Recherchen des MDR und von netzpolitik.org schon damals nahe. Die Polizei hatte damals während der Kontrolle des Busses an einem Samstag bei der zuständigen Bereitschaftsrichterin beim Landgericht Chemnitz angerufen. Sie wollte sich von ihr die Beschlagnahme genehmigen lassen. So sieht es das rechtsstaatliche Vorgehen vor, wenn nicht gerade Gefahr im Verzug ist. Im Falle des Busses blieb offenbar Zeit, das Gericht zu kontaktieren und mehrfach zu telefonieren.