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DTT: Nothing mentioned in the mainstream media about this racist, who tried murdering Muslims in America.
By Travis Gettys / Rawstory.com
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An attorney wants charges to be dismissed against a Ku Klux Klan member accused of plotting to build a death ray to kill Muslims, arguing that his client was too poor to be a terrorist.
Glendon Crawford was indicted last year on federal terrorism charges after prosecutors said he attempted to make a radiological dispersal device and conspired to use a weapon of mass destruction, reported the Saratogian.
The 50-year-old Crawford, an admitted conspiracy theorist and KKK member, pleaded not guilty last year to three felony counts, although his alleged co-conspirator, 56-year-old Eric Feight, reached a plea agreement in January 2014 on terrorism-related charges.
Crawford’s attorney, Kevin Luibrand, filed a motion Monday claiming his client and Feight were lured into a sting by government agents who violated their civil rights.
Federal authorities say Crawford, of Hudson, New York, designed a device capable of targeting people with lethal doses of X-ray radiation, but Luibrand argued that government agents instigated, funded, and planned the plot.
The motion claims Crawford approached U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson, a New York Republican, along with a Schenectady synagogue and the Israeli Embassy with his idea to use radiation strong enough to cause illness, which the attorney said his clients learned from high-school level materials found online.
“Crawford planned to create a mobile, remotely operated, radiation-emitting device capable of killing people silently from a distance with lethal doses of ionizing radiation,” the indictment alleges. “Crawford’s intended targets were Muslims, Muslim-related organizations and persons Crawford believed were contributing to the demise of the United States.”
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