Atomwaffen

A former Atomwaffen member named who lived with Russell in Tampa, killed two of their roommates in 2017 and subsequently told authorities they had been planning attacks on U.S. nuclear plants and power lines.

A masked member of neo-Nazi group "Atomwaffen" (via screencap).

Atomwaffen and many other white nationalist groups subscribe to a philosophy known as accelerationism, which experts believe may have motivated the attacks - and may drive plots for additional ones.

Russell, a former Florida National Guard member, is the founder of the group Atomwaffen, which attempted to use violent attacks to spark a race war in the United States.

In Woodward’s belongings, police found a death’s-head mask — an emblem of the Atomwaffen — spattered with Bernstein’s blood.

German neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division (AWD) has shared videos calling for 'random violence' and a white supremacist 'accelerationism' to promote the rise of fascism on the app.

Atomwaffen members have been charged in five murders in other states.

According to ProPublica, Atomwaffen has perhaps 80 members in 20 cells spread around the country – with the largest chapters chapters based in Virginia, Texas and Washington.

Another Atomwaffen member reminded Pistolis that he could face a court martial if he was arrested for brawling.

Atomwaffen posters from the group’s website, attacking Jews, gays and blacks.

Current and former members of the military have found that their skills are highly valued by Atomwaffen and have assumed leadership roles within the group.

In the messages, Atomwaffen members were shown to be celebrating Bernstein’s murder.

Per the Times, the Atomwaffen Division – believed to have cells in Florida — has already been tied to a pair of handful of murders over the past year.