Two Mahon brothers linked to white supremacist groups in Phoenix bombing case
Dennis and Daniel Mahon, Illinois twins, faced federal charges for conspiracy to damage buildings with explosives in the 2004 Scottsdale bombing that injured Don Logan. Authorities described Dennis as a longtime white supremacist organizer with ties to KKK, neo Nazi and White Aryan Resistance groups, with Dennis deported from Canada in 1993. The pair were arrested in Illinois along with related raids on a White Aryan Resistance leader Tom Metzger and investigations into further extremist connections.
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Bribery case against Mose Jefferson survives judge ruling
A federal judge rejects dismissal of bribery charges against Mose Jefferson brother of former congressman William Jefferson saying a Times-Picayune forecast did not taint grand jury proceedings. The indictment centers on bribery related to school contract awards.
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