Alleged Boise neo-Nazis charged with planning power grid attacks in Idaho, Northwest

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

A group of men accused of being part of a neo-Nazi movement — including Idaho residents — are facing new federal charges over alleged plans to carry out attacks on energy grid infrastructure in Idaho and the Northwest.

On Friday, members of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina filed a superseding indictment against four men: Paul Kryscuk, 35, Liam Collins, 21, Jordan Duncan, 26, and Joseph Maurino, 22. Kryscuk, Collins and Duncan are all former Boise residents already accused of illegally manufacturing and shipping firearms.

The group is accused of organizing on the Iron March forum — a now-defunct neo-Nazi message board — in hopes of creating a “modern-day SS” in the Northwest. The SS was the paramilitary group of the Nazi Party responsible for countless murders in Nazi Germany.

Kryscuk, Collins and Duncan were first arrested in Idaho on Oct. 20 last year, shortly after they were indicted by a North Carolina grand jury. Justin Hermanson, a North Carolina resident, was indicted on Nov. 18, 2020. Maurino, a New Jersey resident and member of the Army National Guard, was indicted in July.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/alleged-boise-neo-nazis-charged-220756758.html

[ProudMNDemocrat]

1. Throw the book at these assholes....

Charge them with Domestic terrorism.

[chowder66]

4. +1

[dalton99a]

2. About Paul Kryscuk

https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/crime/article248026555.html
Boise man with alleged neo-Nazi ties, now facing gun charges, sought Idaho prison jobs

Before a Boise man was arrested in October for alleged gun crimes and was accused of trying to organize a “modern-day SS” on a neo-Nazi message board, he applied and interviewed for taxpayer-funded jobs at Idaho prisons.

That same man, 35-year-old Paul Kryscuk, said in Instagram messages made public in court filings that he also applied to become a Boise firefighter and prepared to take a Boise Fire Department exam less than two weeks before his arrest.

Kryscuk — who moved to Idaho in February 2020 — was arrested and later charged in federal court in North Carolina on multiple counts of conspiring to manufacture and ship firearms without a license. Three other men were charged in connection with the alleged conspiracy to manufacture and ship guns: Liam Collins, Jordan Duncan and Justin Hermanson.

Prosecutors say Collins and Duncan are former Marines who were previously assigned to Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina. At the time of the alleged crimes, Hermanson was still enlisted in the Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune.

[sop]

3. Not very smart. These white supremacists are not sending their best.

[Ferryboat]

5. Idaho is becoming an attraction for those who tend toward right wing extremists belief.

[temporary311]

9. No it isn't.

It became that a long time ago. Wasn't there some nazi gang's compound that got seized by the feds some decades ago? Aryan Brotherhood or something.

[ck4829]

6. Disgusting white nationalist terrorism

[struggle4progress]

7. "When their power goes off, grateful Americans will swarm to the Nazi cause, just like

they did during the big Texas freeze!"

[Hugh_Lebowski]

8. Their 'leaders' and fake news sources will tell them it's really because of the windmills

That 'the left' insisted on.

So you never know.