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UK: Neo-Nazi who plotted to blow up Mersey mosques branded "evil" by judge

28 March 2014

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"Pictured in the grounds of Hitler’s mountain retreat, this is the neo-Nazi who stockpiled chemicals to blow up Merseyside mosques.

Terror plotter Ian Charles Forman, 42, was yesterday branded evil by a judge after a jury found him guilty of planning to explode home-made bombs packed with nails and ball-bearings."

See the full story: Neo-Nazi who plotted to blow up Mersey mosques branded "evil" by judge (Liverpool Echo, link)

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