ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Filthy Fuhrer and five other members of a white supremacist gang that was spawned in prisons in Alaska, Arizona and Coloradohave been charged in the gruesome beating death of a member whose Nazi tattoo was burned off his rib cage with a hot knife.
Fuhrer, who legally changed his name from Timothy Lobdell, and the others sporting tattoos like iron crosses, swastikas or Schultzstaffel (SS) lightning bolt tattoos also face federal racketeering charges of kidnapping and assault in the August 2017 beating death of Michael Staton, who went by the gang nickname Steak Knife. Court documents did not list attorneys for the men charged.
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Two others, Nicholas Kozorra and Dustin Clowers, have previously pleaded guilty to murder charges in Staton’s death. Those plea agreements were recently unsealed.
Source: Alaska White Supremacist Gang Members Face Federal Charges
