A loner schoolboy who caused widespread panic by launching a terrifying nationwide bomb hoax campaign from his bedroom has been jailed for three years. George Duke-Cohan, who was sentenced at Luton Crown Court on Friday, sent thousands of emails to schools, colleges and nurseries across the UK and America warning that bombs had been planted in classrooms.
He is also a Holocaust denier.
“I’m not saying that Hitler didn’t kill Jews,” Campbell said in a sermon. “We’re saying the 6 million figure is absolute propaganda for the Zionists that try to control our thinking.”
Amber Tamblyn tweeted that a “Hasidic man in a grey van” attempted to hit her and her baby in a crosswalk.
Andrew King has admitted he spray-painted swastikas on his own home and lied about it to police.
An Israeli teenager arrested for allegedly making bomb threats against Jewish centres in the US is facing charges relating to an online crime spree including thousands of hoax calls worldwide, according to an indictment filed to a Tel Aviv court.
The 18-year-old, identified by US prosecutors as Michael Kadar, is facing accusations of making threats for financial gain, money laundering and the attempted blackmail of the US senator Ernesto Lopez.
Details of the charges being faced by the teenager, a joint US-Israeli citizen who lives in the coastal city of Ashkelon, came as it emerged that Israel would probably oppose his extradition to the US, where many of the crimes were allegedly committed.