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Nov 16, 2023 · James Costello was jailed for five years at Liverpool Crown Court. The editor of a far-right website who was a leading figure in a white supremacist movement has been jailed. James Costello,...
Nov 16, 2023 · James Costello, who called himself the Reverend, ran a far-right website that posted racist and violent material. He was found guilty of 18 offences and sentenced to five years' imprisonment after a trial at Liverpool Crown Court.
Nov 16, 2023 · James Costello was identified as the self-styled "high priest" of the Creativity Movement, which "unashamedly promoted white supremacy and neo-Nazi ideology" and boasted an army...
Nov 16, 2023 · James Costello, 38, called himself ‘The Reverend’ and was the editor of a far-right website. He was arrested after being found in possession of racially inflammatory material including stickers that had been posted in and around Liverpool in 2021 as part of a campaign directing people to a website calling for the establishment of a white ...
Nov 16, 2023 · A man who was a leading figure in a white supremacist movement and created a website full of racist material has been jailed. James Costello, aged 38 of Old Rough Lane in Kirkby has been sentenced for five years for 19 offences of stirring up racial hatred.
Nov 17, 2023 · A neo-Nazi "Reverend" boasted links to notorious far-right criminals, including an American white supremacist who serving decades behind bars over a plot to murder a judge. James Costello was...
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Nov 16, 2023 · James Costello, 38, from Kirkby in Merseyside, was sentenced to five years in prison for stirring up racial hatred. He edited a white supremacist website and posted stickers calling for a 'white master race' in Liverpool in 2021.
