Frontline PBS: "Brothers whom authorities linked to Pittsburgh shooting suspect had flyer supporting neo-nazi group, officials say"

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Jeffrey Clark was arrested earlier this month on weapons charges. A search of his home turned up hollow-point bullets, ballistic vests, helmets, and a Nazi flag. There was also a flyer for a neo-Nazi group that encourages racially motivated terror attacks. https://t.co/LUjCUrqSGD

— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) November 19, 2018

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Documenting Hate: New American Nazis

Brothers Whom Authorities Linked to Pittsburgh Shooting Suspect Had Flyer Supporting Neo-Nazi Group, Officials Say

November 16, 2018

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by Catherine Trautwein • 

A.C. Thompson ProPublica 

When federal agents searched the Washington, D.C., house of two brothers they had linked to the suspected Pittsburgh synagogue shooter, they found a troubling scene.

      

There were hollow-point bullets, “ballistic vests and helmets,” a “marijuana grow” operation and a Nazi flag. A noose dangled from a bunk bed, a small toy hung by its neck, and a flyer was found promoting the neo-Nazi organization known as Atomwaffen Division.

                           

Prosecutors indicated that the contents of the house, detailed in a federal court filing submitted Thursday night, bolstered their fear that the brothers might well have been bent on violence. Edward Clark, the younger brother, killed himself the day of the synagogue massacre in Pittsburgh, but Jeffrey Clark, according to federal prosecutors, had saluted the killings and had fantasized about killing blacks and Jews himself.

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