Herrington Admits Child Molestation Allegation

[ANSWP Commander]

http://12.107.40.66/lsn/news.asp?articleID=10725

In a new "book" on the "history of the national socialist movement", former NSM Chairman Clifford Herrington has admitted a key allegation made against him on this website -- that he fled Minnesota for Oklahoma in 1992 after being accused of molesting a sixteen year old girl.
"[The accusations that] I was a 'child molester' and had improper relations with a sixteen year old in Minneapolis [are] patently not true, but based on another incident involving two other people who were kicked out of their parents homes for their NS beliefs and put up by myself in my home as they had no place to go ... And this has since been putted around and based on nothing but jewish hysterical imaginings to the age of thirteen, and for which I supposedly fled Minnesota, as related by Mr... Mr Dennis Mahon, Lt. to Metzger, whom I had befriended years ago and told him the sordid attempts against myself and the Commander."

While the ranting, disjointed language of Herrington's book is difficult to decipher, the essential story report here on Overthrow.com, that Herrington was accused of molesting a young girl, that he fled Minnesota to stay in Oklahoma to avoid arrest on the charge, and that he turned the "Command" of the NSM over to Jeff Schoep because of the incident, are clearly admitted to.

Our publisher, Bill White, left the National Socialist Movement in July of 2006 after Herrington's wife, Andrea, sent him an email stating that they were molesting teenagers, teaching them "sex magick" in order to bring them into closer communication with Satan and his demons. Andrea Herrington is the high priestess of two groups, the Joy of Satan and Teens for Satan, the latter of which promotes demon summoning through sex magick among children.

In the book, Herrington accuses White of working with Hal Turner, Tim Bishop, John Clary, Gerhard Lauck, Citizens Against Hate, Tom Metzger, Dennis Mahon and Mike Blevins in a conspiracy to bring him down, which included a supposed "bombing" of Herrington's car, that was later discovered to be a likley fake planted by Herrington himself.

The thirty four page type written document was circulated by Herrington by mail to certain white nationalists and also by email on his small mailing list.