‘Neo-Nazi Miss Hitler contestant suggested playing football with Jew’s severed head’
A neo-Nazi terror suspect who entered a ‘Miss Hitler’ beauty contest proposed playing football with the severed head of a Jewish person, a court heard.
She is accused of sending the message after the far right-wing group was banned by the Government on December 16, 2016, following the murder of MP Jo Cox.Prosecutor Barnaby Jameson QC said: ‘Cutter’s violent racist mindset leeches right through the secret National Action chat groups.
‘Cutter was active during National Action’s banned phase and co-habiting with a National Action leader and strategist, namely Mark Jones,’ Mr Jameson continued. She is currently on trial after being charged with membership of a proscribed terrorist organisation He told the court that she was photographed giving the Nazi salute on the steps of Leeds Town Hall in May 2016 and possibly attended a National Action demonstration in York the same month.Paedophile, 22, posed as teenager to groom girl, 13, in her parent's home‘It is unlikely the name Buchenwald Princess was a coincidence.
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