Around the Northwest
Slaying suspects
sought in Idaho
SPOKANE, Wash.— Two neo
Nazi Skinheads sought in the
bludgeoning death of an associate
in Pennsylvania may have fled to
the Northwest home of the white
supremacist Aryan Nations sect, a
detective says.
Paul Minton, 23, and Keith
James Pearce Jr., 21, told others
they intended to flee to the West,
Morristown, Pa., police Detective
George DiPetrillo said Wednes
day.
“They indicated they wanted to
go to Idaho to the Aryan Nations
compound,” DiPetrillo said. The
Aryan Nations has headquarters
near Coeur d’Alene in northern
Idaho, about 40 miles east of
Spokane.
The FBI has issued unlawful
flight warrants for both men, who
are charged in Montgomery Coun
ty, Pa., with the Labor Day beating
death of another skinhead.
Yohann Lee, 18, also known as
Adolf Metzger, died after being
struck in the head with a blunt ob
ject in an apartment in Norris
town, 20 miles northwest of
Philadelphia, DiPetrillo said.
The victim and the two men
shared an interest in white su
premacy groups, including the
Aryan Nations and the Ku Klux
Klan, DiPetrillo said.
The two men were last seen
leaving the apartment the morn
ing of Sept. 6 and apparently
hitchhiked or took a bus out of the
area.
FBI spokeswoman Linda Vizi
in Philadelphia said Minton is 6
foot-1 and weighs 250 pounds. He
has a multicolored tattoo around
his neck that says “Respect.”
Pearce is 6-foot-2 and 180
pounds, with numerous racist tat
toos on his arms and shoulders.
One says: “Crucified skinhead.”
hosier pleads guilty in
Bremerton shooting
PORT ORCHARD, Wash.—
The stepson of a Kitsap County
sheriffs lieutenant has become
the seventh defendant to plead
guilty in a marijuana-related
shooting death three months ago.
Bradley Robert Foster, 19,
pleaded guilty Tuesday in Supe
rior Court to second-degree mur
der involving the use of a firearm
and second-degree assault.
Prosecutors said they would
recommend a 23-year, nine
month prison term for Foster,
who admitted firing the shot that
killed Immanuel Taylor, 28. Sen
tencing is set for Dec. 13.
The assault charge involves the
presence of Taylor’s girlfriend,
Catherine Laners, in the house at
the time of the shooting. She was
not injured.
Investigators have said Taylor
was shot June 17 after being con
fronted by nine young people
who accused him of stealing $400
worth of marijuana from a south
Kitsap County home.
Foster, the stepson of sheriffs
Lt. Don Lutes, admitted his role
the day after the killing, police
said. ,
Six others have entered guilty
pleas. Prosecutors are recom
mending that four be sentenced to
six months in jail for second-de
gree assault, a fifth to 3 1/2 years
for assault with a firearm and a
sixth, Cory Bassett, to more than
11 years for second-degree mur
der.
Greg Memovich, the lawyer for
an eighth defendant, Thomas
Rivera, 19, accused of trying to
shoot at Taylor only to have his
gun fail, asked on Tuesday for an
other $3,000 to prepare his case.
Judge Leonard Costello granted
another $2,000..Rivera’s trial is
scheduled for Nov. 10.
The ninth defendant, a 15-year
old boy, is accused of providing
Foster with the gun that fired the
fatal shot.
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