There are more recent posts about Bill White and the current situation at:
http://billwhitetrial.wordpress.com/
This blog was set up in 2011 to be a kinder, gentler blog while Bill was waiting for Judge Lynn Adelman to make his decision to release Bill. After Bill got out, I switched back to using the original Bill White Trial Update blog for Bill White news and info. I kept this blog going, despite the name, for other cases of interest that were in progress at the time.
Dateline America Farm:
Somebody should figure up how many millions the government has spent on the political persecution of Bill White. I’ve been told by a former ANSWP member that it was over one million “before Bill went to court”!
What is this about? Off the top of my head – The government argued that Bill White should get extra time for targeting children because he sent letters with racial comments to some children of the Negro Tenants of Virginia Beach. But someone, the judge or the defense, argued in court that White had not “targeted” the kids because they were children, but because they were involved in a [BS] “He called us racial names” court case. Therefore, “targeting children (because they were children)” was not applicable to Bill White’s case.
The story below is not a good one, it is vague and leaves out too much, but it is the only one I can find.
Bill White’s sentence thrown out by federal appeals court
By: Scott Leamon | WSLS
Published: March 01, 2012 Updated: March 01, 2012 – 6:07 PM
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ROANOKE, VA –
Think of it as a “do over.”
In a 50 page opinion issued today, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals tossed out Roanoke Neo Nazi Bill White’s 30 month prison sentence he received in 2010.
Since the court credited White with the time he had already served, he has since been released from prison.
In December 2009, a jury convicted White on four counts involving threatening several people.
The judge threw out one of the convictions.
The three judge panel upheld White’s convictions. There was a dissenting opinion from one of the justice’s in part of the case.
The opinion shows that the majority of the justices found that the judge who sentenced White didn’t factor in the age of some of the victims at a Virginia Beach apartment complex in which White was convicted of threatening tenants.
The ruling means White could be sentenced to more time beyond 30 months, meaning there’s a possibility he could go back to prison.
No new sentencing date has been set.
Typical media elite “It’s the Nazis!” piece gets a typically brief response from Kevin Harpham.
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From the BOP Inmate Locator:
Name Register # Age-Race-Sex Release Date Location
KEVIN WILLIAM HARPHAM 13663-085 37-White-M 01-23-2039 HERLONG FCI
The Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Herlong is a medium security institution housing male inmates, with a satellite camp that houses minimum security male inmates.
The facility is located in the Sierra highlands of northern California, 50 miles northwest of Reno, NV, and about 30 miles southeast of Susanville, CA.
Judicial District: Eastern California
Most articles on Kevin Harpham seem to parrot the “factoid” that he made racist rants on a White Supremacist message board.
Links:
Homeland for Whites, Bad
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-mlk-bomb-20120209,0,3946003.story
Homeland for Hebrews, Good
http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/mark-leibler-as-an-exemplar-of-jewish-hypocrisy-and-self-deception/
Actually, Kevin Harpham showed great restraint in his posts on VNN. Harpham made less than 1,100 posts from Nov 2004 to Feb 2011, and most of the posts seem to be one-liners. You can see from the example below, Mike Jahn made over 7,500 posts in the same time frame, plus eleven months.
A look at some of Harpham’s racialist posts, below.
Mike Jahn poses the question, and – Bingo!- Mr. Harpham gives an intelligent, concise and correct answer.
Mike Jahn
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 7,523
Blog Entries: 3 Why did Whites vote for Obama?
In your opinion: What percentage of Whites voted for Obama because they wanted a nigger president?
What percentage of Whites voted for Obama because they hated Bush and thought McCain was just another Bush?
February 28th, 2009 #20
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Years of media induced niggermania is why they voted for the nigger. Kwans [Americans] have seen too many jew movies with niggers leading the way ahead of the dumb White guy.
Ever wonder who made the rule that using an upper-case W for “White” or lower-case letter J for “jew” makes one a “racist”? Ever wonder why the commonly used word for Negroes among themselves, for themselves, is a “hate” word when spoken or written by a white man? – americafarm
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[NOTE: The broken link, no doubt, was to a story on he/she Caster Semenya. ]
The controlled press loves to parrot “extensive ties to white supremacy” when they mention Kevin Harpham. What does that mean?
-Harpham posted on Alex Linder’s forum, a white power site which has now got four former forum members – Hal Turner, Edgar Steele, ANSWP Commander AKA Bill White, and Joe Snuffy AKA Kevin Harpham, currently in the federal prison system or on probation. Alex was a witness in Bill White’s trial, and would have testified in Kevin’s trial, if there had been one.
- Harpham assisted another VNN forum member, notorious tar-baby Glenn Miller, with his and Linder’s putrid and wildly unpopular (with the other VNN fourm members) “Aryan Alternative” tabloid newspaper. This alone shows strikingly poor judgment on Kevin’s part. The REASON Kevin was one of the few to help Glenn with that project was because the others there all HATED that newspaper and I believe most of them hate Glenn Miller, as well.
- It is also claimed that Kevin was a “card-carrying member” of the National Alliance. Well, if he was, where’s the card? This has never been proved.
The article below and the comments beneath it (not included here) are a little bonanza of examples of the formulaic way racism is covered in the media and the robot response desired and received from the audience.
The only reason any mainstream or “alternate” media ever would feature a story on Glenn Miller would be to use Glenn Miller for their own anti-racist purposes, as you see happens here.
Regarding the article, I bet the few blacks and other non-whites up in Spokane are far more “vexing” to the court system than all the white supremacists in the area combined. In recent history, the Northwest has all of one murder attempt not related to white power politics and one bomb attempt. Nobody died.
It does seem that if you are a racialist and you go to court in the Northwest area, you can expect the judge to cooperate with the prosecutors and give you 20 or 30 years for bad thoughts.
Further note: It’s ludicrous for Glenn to say that Kevin was entrapped/set up at this point in time. However, if it were true, that would be ONE reason for the pussies Glenn scorns to keep to their policy of no name, no location, with their internet posts. Another reason would be that the VNN forum members fear both economic and violent persecution for their beliefs from the anti-racists and from non-whites, a persecution which the media would condone.
TPMMuckraker
Harpham’s White Supremacist Prison Pen Pal Thinks MLK Parade Bomber Was Set Up
Ryan J. Reilly- January 27, 2012, 6:10 AM 782058
Less than a week after 36-year-old Kevin Harpham was arrested for allegedly attempting a racially motivated bombing of a 2011 Martin Luther King Jr. parade in Spokane, white supremacist leader Glenn Miller sent him a letter offering to help start a legal fund on his behalf.
“Keep your chin up and stay strong,” Miller wrote in a letter dated March 14, telling Harpham that he and other members of an online white supremacist forum believed he’d “been set up.”
Ten months later — despite the array of evidence against Harpham and the fact that he pled guilty last month — Miller remains convinced of his innocence. In a half-hour conversation with TPM — interrupted only by Miller’s questions for this reporter (“What do you think of Ron Paul’s treatment by the media?” and “Are you a Jew, by the way?”) — Miller explained his relationship with Harpham and why he thought he was too smart to commit the hate crime he’s accused of.
“I don’t believe he was guilty of that, but I believe he was convinced by his attorneys and prosecutors and common sense that he would be convicted no matter what,” Miller, 71, told TPM in a phone interview from his home. “It just happens so frequently to people who are involved in the white rights movement.”
Federal prosecutors used Miller’s jailhouse letter and Harpham’s response — in which he said he might have Miller screen individuals as he looked for “someone to house sit for a while” — as one of the factors that “supports the imposition of a sentence that will maximize the time the Defendant is incarcerated and subject to judicial oversight.”
Evidently Harpham’s lawyers soon informed him it probably wasn’t a good idea to be sending letters to a well-known white supremacist while in jail accused of a hate crime, as he didn’t respond to any of Miller’s follow up letters.
“He’s kind of let me know he doesn’t want anything to do with me,” Miller said. “It’s not in his self interest to associate with me, and I can understand that, can’t you?”
WHO IS GLEN MILLER?
Miller is speaking from experience here. Back in the 80’s he went on the run after violating a court order (which stemmed from a lawsuit filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center) to stop operating a paramilitary organization. He served three years in jail and testified against 14 other leading white supremacists in a 1988 sedition trial. Miller has since written a book and been active in the white power movement online. He said he wrote about three letters to Harpham suggesting various forms of help, including serving as a character witness.
“In one letter I suggested that I could maybe be a witness for him and testify that, you know, I’d been conversing with him on the Internet for years, he contributed to my newspaper project — proving that he wanted to work within the system, legal action, legal activity,” Miller said.
“He sent me hundreds of dollars to help out with that, which in my mind proves he wanted to be legal. And he was an intelligent guy, he’s not no dummy. He was an intelligent man. Brilliant, you might even say. I had a very strong opinion of his intellect, and most other people did on our VNN forum,” Miller said, referring to the Vanguard News Network white supremacist forum.
Miller also said he doesn’t believe Harpham would have targeted African-Americans.
“He was more of an anti-Semite than an anti-black racist,” Miller said. “He focused on what the Jews were doing to us, rather than what blacks do to us. Blacks, they have little power except what the Jews allow them to have. Jews call the shots. But white people, we have no power at all. We have nobody representing us, we have no leaders, we have no organization, we have no unity, no solidarity, we’re not even allowed to complain about our extinction.”
Harpham was ultimately sentenced to 32 years in jail on Dec. 20. But since then his defense team has been trying to withdraw his guilty plea because a new expert says the device didn’t fit the technical definition of a weapon of mass destruction.
Federal judge Justin L. Quackenbus this week shot down the motion, which was filed because a “new ‘expert’, Frederic Whitehurst argued that the backpack device “is not a bomb, grenade or missile but a ‘firearm’.” Whitehurst did not respond to TPM’s request for comment through the National Whistleblowers Center, which lists him as a speaker.
Friends and family of Harpham, who was tracked down because Wal-Mart turned over data on the sales of fishing weights that were used in the attack, had told a judge that the hateful man described in evidence doesn’t match up with the Kevin Harpham they knew. Much of the information — including the photos in this post of Harpham at parade and various white supremacist literature found in his home — was included in filings recently made public in the case, which had been mostly conducted under seal.
His aunt described him as a “well-behaved and well mannered” boy who enjoyed snowboarding and paragliding. His mom said he loved animals from “the time he was old enough to know what animals were.” The mother of his high school friend said Harpham had an “adversity to conflict.”
His brother Carmen said Harpham was “not one to brag on himself” but that he helped out his dad and elderly neighbor with various errands. He couldn’t understand what went wrong.
“There are many things that I have heard over the past nine months regarding my brother’s actions that I cannot explain,” Carmen Harpham wrote in a letter to a federal judge ahead of his sentencing. “While I know we do not share a common philosophy about race, I am puzzled at what brought my brother to this point in his life.”
Prosecutors disagreed. “His views are known to his family members as well other professed racist organizers,” they wrote in a court filing before he was sentenced. They argued that the court had the “unique opportunity to send a message to other white supremacists who may be contemplating acting out on their intolerant, racist views.”
Describing Harpham’s history and characteristics as “vexing,” they said it was important for the public “to know that the Federal courts will not condone conduct like that of the Defendant,” especially in the Spokane area which “has in recent years been a hot bed for white supremacists.”
Miller said that entrapment, as he believes may have happened in the Harpham case, “dominates the minds” of the white power movement.
“Everybody’s terrified to even join anything of an activist nature, they all want to be net warriors, anonymous pussies who run their mouths on the Internet but wouldn’t say who they are, where they are, contact information or nothing,” Miller said. “They just sit and squat and type anonymously what they claim they believe. They wouldn’t even put their real name beside what they say they believe, even in cyberspace.”
So would Miller support Harpham’s actions?
“I certainly wouldn’t advocate it publicly. I wouldn’t even advocate that any other way, that’s a stupid thing to do, a Marin Luther King parade, what the hell good is that gonna do?” Miller said. “And that’s why it didn’t happen, he’s innocent. He’s not that stupid, he’s an intelligent man.”
topics:Glenn Miller, Kevin Harpham, Racism, White People, White Supremacist Groups
More details from MLK protestor Kevin Harpham’s sentencing last month in a story I missed at the time.
Posted: Dec 20, 2011 9:36 PM CST
Updated: Dec 20, 2011 11:10 PM CST
by Cory Howard, KHQ.com Producer – email
SPOKANE, Wash. – Kevin Harpham, the man known as the Backpack Bomber, will spend the next 32 years in prison. Minutes before noon on Tuesday, Judge Quackenbush ordered Harpham to the maximum sentence as specified in a plea deal reached by Harpham’s defense and prosecution earlier in the year.>>SPOKANE, Wash. – The man who confessed to leaving a pipe bomb inside of a backpack on the Martin Luther King, Jr, Unity March this January was sentenced to 32 years in prison Tuesday.
Kevin Harpham, 37, was given the maximum sentence from U.S. District Court Judge Justin Quackenbush who said Harpham gave him “no choice” after he said Harpham showed no remorse and took no responsibility for his actions.
“It’s beyond comprehension that you would not take responsibility for what you have plead guilty to,” Quackebush said to Harpham. “I hope you’ll pause and reflect and know that we are all inhabitants of one planet. Its not for you or I to decide who lives and who does not live. I am distressed that you appear to me to not be the least bit apologetic…It seems you’re still not in the frame of mind by letting these racist, prejudices control your actions.”
In September, Harpham plead guilty to attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction as well as the hate crime of placing the bomb in an effort to target minorities. On that day, Jan. 17, officials said about 2,000 people marched for peace and non-violence, many right by the backpack Harpham left near a bench at the corner of Main Ave. and Washington St. in downtown Spokane. Inside that backpack, the FBI said Harpham placed a bomb loaded with lead fishing weights and coated in rat poison, an anti-coagulant.
In exchange for pleading guilty to two charges, prosecutors dropped the two other charges of using a firearm in relation to a crime of violence and unauthorized possession of an unregistered explosive device.
Recently unsealed photographs show Harpham walked in the parade and snapped several pictures of minorities, including African-American children, as well as a Jewish man who was wearing a yarmulke, which prosecutors said were clear targets of his scheme.
Three workers, contracted by the City of Spokane for the parade, discovered the bomb at 9:22 AM. They called police and by 11:22 AM, organizers changed the course of the parade route – which is the main reason FBI agents believe the bomb did not detonate.
In a press conference immediately following the sentencing, FBI special agent Frank Harrill, the supervisory senior resident agent in Spokane, said Harpham’s detonation device range could reach approximately 1,000 feet. Once the parade was re-routed, Harrill believed the detonator fell outside of that range.
Ultimately, bomb technicians disabled the bomb but, at the time, officials called the bombing attempt an act of domestic terrorism.
“This event was celebrating non-violent change and clearly what Harpham attempted to do was the polar opposite,” Harrill said. “At an event that was designed to celebrate the ties that bind us all, he was attempting to destroy those.”
Back in court Tuesday, standing before the judge in a white jailhouse jumpsuit, Harpham defended his actions saying, “I am not guilty of the acts that I am accused of and that I plead guilty to.”
Before the sentence was handed down, Harpham admitted to placing the device along the parade route but insisted that the bomb was not meant for the crowd but a building instead.
“As crazy as it sounds, you’ve seen the pictures where the backpack was placed…the backpack was actually upward,” Harpham said. “I aimed, by my best ability, to deliver a shotgun blast to the glass of the Eye Care Center. I didn’t have a bomb in mind. It was meant to be very selective.”
“As long as it was clear and there was nobody there, I was going to fire this thing off,” Harpham continued. “The whole point of the building was to just add effect — just a statement of protest.”
Harpham told Quackenbush that the the bomb was built as a protest against concepts like multiculturalism and unity, explaining that it would be no different than a Christian person protesting gay pride or gay marriage.
“Except that it was a lot more dangerous, a lot more extreme,” Harpham said. “Just a statement that people out there don’t believe in these ideas.”
In the press conference, Harrill said there was no merit to Harpham’s claims. “That device was constructed with a clear lethal purpose and I’m not sure why you would coat shrapnel with anticoagulant to break windows.”
Harpham also said he built the device long before the Martin Luther King Day Parade. “You should know that when I built the device it wasn’t for this event it was for something else that I backed out of,” Harpham said. “I threw it in the corner of my house and it sat around for a while and this event came up and I got a creative idea how I would use it and it’s not how I am accused of being – or how I plead guilty that I was going to use it.” Harpham did not elaborate on what that event was that he originally built the bomb for.
Just before he was set to be sentenced, Harpham’s attorney Roger Peven, tried unsuccessfully to withdraw his guilty plea by questioning whether the explosive device in question met the legal definition of a bomb. He also pointed to an expert witness, a former FBI agent, whom he said would testify Harpham’s device was not an explosive bomb but did not explain why.
The judge denied the oral motion to withdrawal the plea agreement.
The FBI described Harpham as a long-time white supremacist and prototypical lone wolf, who hardly left his rural home near Addy, Wash. Harrill said investigators tracked down Harpham less than a month after the Jan. 17 parade because agents used the intact, unexploded bomb to trace several lead weights to a Wal-Mart in Colville. Harrill said Harpham purchased several of those weights. That was around Valentine’s Day and Harrill said they started surveilling Harpham immediately.
Then on Feb. 28, investigators obtained Harpham’s DNA from samples he provided while serving in the U.S. Army. Within days, the FBI linked DNA from Harpham to the strap of the backpack that held the bomb.
On March, 9, officials arrested Harpham using a ruse to lure him outside, since Harpham owned an assault rifle and a handgun. Harrill said Harpham responded to an online car advertisement that he thought was well below blue book value when he in fact he was meeting with the FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team.
The FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team, including FBI’s Seattle SWAT Team, the Stevens County Sheriff’s Office and others took part in the arrest.
Recently unsealed court documents show that the FBI found evidence that showed Harpham went to great lengths to ensure the bomb he constructed would work as he planned. In a gravel pit about a mile from his home in Addy, investigators found parts believed to be used as a timing devices and multiple books about manufacturing bombs.
Harpham is an Army veteran who has extensive ties to white supremacist groups. Under the alias “Joe Snuffy” officials showed that Harpham made 1,139 postings on the Vanguard News Network, a white supremacist website. He was also a card-carrying member of the National Alliance, a white supremacist group.
Harpham served in the Army from 1996 to 1999 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. On Tuesday, the judge raised concerns that Harpham may have fostered his racist views while in the Army, noting a swastika flag Harpham flew in his barracks. Harpham said the flag was not a swastika but a Salvadorian flag.
Finally in court, Harpham said he plans to still pursue a jury trial. “I am not guilty of the acts that I plead guilty to,” Harpham said. “There is a reason why I put it where I put it and my intent was not to hurt people. Although I admit it wasn’t exactly legal, either. I am still going to pursue trying to get to a trial so I can tell a jury what I was doing.”
It is unclear where Harpham will serve his prison time yet. Federal officials will not release that information until he arrives at the prison for security reason. Once Harpham leaves prison, he would remain on probation for the rest of his life.
“Anytime there is a collision of hate and violent intent, that we as a society, we as a community, we as law enforcement have to stand against that, work to prevent it. work to prevent the seeds of ideology that give rise to that and ultimately,” Harrill said. “When these events do happen, work quickly to bring those individuals to justice.”
Harpham’s defense team declined to comment Tuesday.
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Updated/corrected January 20 –
The U.S. Marshalls have Harpham on hold in the Spokane County Jail, for some reason. Young Joseph Brice just arrived at the Spokane County Jail on the 10th of January, from where, I don’t know.
Meanwhile, Edgar Steele is now in Victorville, CA. Steele’s ever-loving wife Cindy is trying trying to get him moved from this location for health reasons.
1. A. From the BOP Inmate Locator:
Name Register # Age-Race-Sex Release Date Location
KEVIN WILLIAM HARPHAM 13663-085 37-White-M UNKNOWN IN TRANSIT
B. Inmate Name Stay Number Facility
HARPHAM, KEVIN W 1100006199 Spokane County Jail Inmate
Spokane County Inmate
HARPHAM, KEVIN W
Stay #: 1100006199
CID #: 366944
Race: White
Gender: Male
Age: 37
Intake Date: 03/09/2011 at 17:05
- Booking Number: 1100009218
Case Number: 13663085
Booking Date/Time: 03/09/2011 17:05
Court: Federal Court
Description: HOLD- U.S.MARSHALL
2. Inmate Name Stay Number Facility
BRICE, JOSEPH J1200000860 Spokane County Jail Inmate
Spokane County Inmate
BRICE, JOSEPH J
Stay #: 1200000860
CID #: 368191
Race: White
Gender: Male
Age: 21
Intake Date: 01/10/2012 at 17:25
+ Booking Number: 1200001289
Case Number: 9999999999
Booking Date/Time: 01/10/2012 17:25
Spokane County Jail
The Spokane County Jail is located just north of the Public Safety Building.
Spokane County Jail Mailing Address:
Inmate’s Name
c/o Spokane County Jail
1100 W. Mallon
Spokane, WA 99260-0320
Jail Phone Number: (509)477-2278
3. From the BOP Inmate Locator:
Name Register # Age-Race-Sex Release Date Location
EDGAR JAMES STEELE 14226-023 66-White-M 01-01-2054 VICTORVILLE USP
The United States Penitentiary (USP) – Victorville in Adelanto, California, is a high security facility housing male inmates. It is part of the Victorville Federal Correctional Complex (FCC).
USP Victorville is located approximately 85 miles northeast of Los Angeles on Interstate 15.
Judicial District: Central California
Hate your white skin and the heritage from your Christian grandparents? Is your dearest wish to adopt a colored baby, with the goal of eliminating your top-quality DNA from the gene pool, forever, in the interests of “equality”? Report to the convention center next Monday.
Spokane Police on High Alert for MLK Commie Power Holiday
by KREM.com
NWCN.com
Posted on January 9, 2012 at 4:20 PM
Updated Monday, Jan 9 at 6:08 PM
SPOKANE— Organizers of the Unity March are preparing for next Monday’s event. They say they will not let Kevin Harpham’s actions from the previous year affect their plans.
On January 17th, Harpham left a backpack bomb along the Martin Luther King Day parade route in downtown Spokane, but it was never detonated. March organizers say it will serve as a reminder of why they are marching in the first place.
Reverend Happy Watkins says he was shocked when he found out about the bomb.
Harpham was recently sentenced for his actions to serve between 27 and 32 years in prison. Watkins says he feels that sentence is fair. He says many people are trying to move on from last year’s events.
The Reverend is now preparing for this year’s march, which he says will be bigger than ever.
“A lot of people will be coming just so they can support the march,” Reverend Watkins said. “We are not going to let terrorism or hatred or discrimination change us at all.”
Watkins expects more than 3,000 people to fill downtown Spokane next Monday. The march route will be the same as last year, but more police will be on high alert this year. Organizers say people will gather outside the convention center this year for the rally before the march. In past years, people would stand in the Opera house entry. Organizers believe the new location will allow more people to be inside.
For the clueless, Bill White was released from prison in April, 2011. To more than one person’s surprise, he did not get a parole violation before the end of the summer. Bill has been writing for Willis Carto’s “American Free Press”. He was the author of the recent “Eric Holder gave bombs to Timothy McVeigh” story, which caused a bit of a ruckus in some circles. (I’ll have to look up how the ruckus ended, and also, whatever happened to Bill’s appeal in Richmond’s Fourth Circuit.)
Updates on some of the other cases we have followed in 2011:
1. As noted below, Kevin Harpham is still in the Spokane County Jail today. He should be moved to a BOP facility, sooner or later to begin his 32 year sentence for an attempt to bomb.
2. Edgar Steel was sentenced in November to 50 years after being found guilty for a plot to murder his wife. “Others have received less time” is a vast understatement.
Edgar Steele WAS in SEATAC in Seattle: Edgar James Steele – #14226-023, FDC SEATAC, Federal Detention Center, Seattle, WA 98198.
According to Harold Covington, Edgar was moved from SEATAC on December 22nd. The BOP had Steele listed “In Transit” at that time, and it still does today.
Name Register # Age-Race-Sex Release Date Location
EDGAR JAMES STEELE 14226-023 66-White-M UNKNOWN IN TRANSIT
“In transit” could mean that Steele is in a non-BOP type facility. But where? (Bill White was listed “in transit” by the BOP the entire time he was in Roanoke City Jail for his hearings in civil court in the Virginia Beach Tenants case.)
3. Hal Turner, fake white supremacist radio host, is still in the Terre Haute FCI. I feel sorry for his family.
4. Joseph Jeffrey Brice, the so-called jihadist bomb kid, WAS in the Benton County Jail in Kennewick, Washington. He is not there now, and I think he was moved out of there some time back. I haven’t been able to find out where young Brice is currently being held.
