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Dangerous
Convictions:
AN INTRODUCTION TO EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES IN PRISONS
Order member Richard Kemp, also a copious writer, has become a “spiritual
leader” at the U.S. Penitentiary in Sheridan, Oregon, where he is serving a 60year
sentence. As reported by David Lane’s 14 Words Press, Kemp is now the
“gothi” of the Wotansvolk at Sheridan. Because of his involvement in Asatru,
Kemp was invited to speak at the Nation of Islam’s Day of Atonement program
at Sheridan and has also been instrumental in organizing a “Midsummer
Solstice” celebration and weekly Asatru services at the prison.
Gary Lee Yarbrough currently resides at the U.S. Penitentiary in Marion,
Illinois, where he is serving an 85-year sentence. Storm Watch, white supremacist
publication from Owensboro, Kentucky, recently published an interview
with Yarbrough, in which he discussed the success he has had teaching other
inmates about “our racial heritage and cause.” Yarbrough did, however, indicate
that white prison gangs and white supremacists often have conflicting
concepts of honor, loyalty, and racial cultivation.
Other imprisoned members of The Order still active include Randolph Duey,
Randall Evans and David Tate. Duey is incarcerated in Wisconsin serving a
100-year sentence, while Evans is in Pennsylvania serving 40 years, and David
Tate, convicted of killing a state trooper in Missouri, is serving a life sentence.
Although not as active as the others, Duey, Evans and Tate have all published
writings in extremist newsletters and magazines.
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