Sheriff’s Office Releases Names And Photos Of All 31 White Supremacists Who Planned On Attacking Pride Event In Idaho
All 31 of the Patriot Front white supremacists bonded out of jail this afternoon, after their failed terror attack yesterday. Thankfully, the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office has released all of their names and mug shots, so everyone will be able to identify each one of these freaks in their respective hometowns.
Between the methed out eyeballs, the hillbilly haircuts, and the overall inbred neo-Nazi demon aesthetic, I feel like I’m looking at a casting sheet for a Wrong Turn/Treasure Island crossover event. Please proceed with caution as you scroll through this cornucopia of white trash Amerikkkana:
Alexander Sisenstein
Branden Haney
Cameron Pruitt
Colton Brown
Connor Moran
Conor Ryan
Dakota Tabler
Derek Smith
Devin Center
Dylan Corio
Forrest Rankin
Garret Garland
Graham Whitsom
James Johnson
James Michael Johnson
Jared Boyce
Josiah Buster
Justin Oleary
Kieran Morris
Lawrence Norman
Mishael Buster (note: Mishael Buster is presumably a relative—perhaps spawned by incest, judging by that face—of Josiah Buster, as seen a few photos up)
Mitchell Wagner
Nathan Brenner
Nathaniel Whitfield
Richard Jessop
Robert Whitted
Spencer Simpson (note: OK, he’s the only one who doesn’t quite look like he belongs, but I suppose it’s always the pretty ones serving Precious Moments realness who are the most evil)
Steven Tucker
Wesley Van Horn
Winston Durham
Thomas Rosseau
Note that the one above, Thomas Rosseau, is the founder of the group (the creepiest and ugliest motherfucker of them all, of course), per the Spokesman:
Patriot Front is a white nationalist group with branches across the country that specializes in vandalism, racist propaganda, and “flash demonstrations” meant to intimidate minorities, according to a report from the Anti-Defamation League.
Thomas R. Rousseau, the group’s founder, was among those arrested. Also arrested were Kieran P. Morris, Garret J. Garland and Mitchell F. Wagner, all of whom were documented by the Southern Poverty Law Center and activist groups as active members of hate groups, according to an April report by the center.
