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Neo-Nazi Pleads Guilty in Plot to Poison Minority Children on New Year’s Eve
An undercover FBI agent exposed the Georgian national’s plan to use a Santa disguise to deliver poisoned candy. His online manifesto and instructions have already fueled murders and attacks worldwide.
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Neo-Nazi Pleads Guilty in Plot to Poison Minority Children on New Year’s Eve
An undercover FBI agent exposed the Georgian national’s plan to use a Santa disguise to deliver poisoned candy. His online manifesto and instructions have already fueled murders and attacks worldwide.
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