BREAKING: Andrew Dymock, the neo-Nazi who created two banned terrorist groups, has been convicted of 12 terror offences 
Dymock, from Bath, was first exposed by a BBC investigation in 2018.
An Old Bailey jury also found him guilty of three hate crimes.
He's from an academic home
An Old Bailey jury also found him guilty of three hate crimes.
He's from an academic home
Judge Mark Dennis QC has remanded Dymock in custody ahead of sentencing on 24 June.
It's the first time he's been in custody since he was charged in December 2019
It's the first time he's been in custody since he was charged in December 2019
Dymock tried to terrorise and intimidate others - especially gay, Jewish, black and Muslim people - while hiding behind his extremist alias.
Now he's off to jail.
Dymock said the to the jury “Thank you for killing me”
Now he's off to jail.
Dymock said the to the jury “Thank you for killing me”
His mother shouted out: “National Action have done this” – in a reference to the neo-Nazi group that Dymock blamed for framing him.
Before he was taken down to the cells, Dymock asked: “Can I say goodbye to my parents?”
Before he was taken down to the cells, Dymock asked: “Can I say goodbye to my parents?”
So people get what SKD's all about.
The racist and misogynistic propaganda it spread online promoted the rape and murder of women and children.
In private chats, they laughed about young girls they'd encourage to self harm
The racist and misogynistic propaganda it spread online promoted the rape and murder of women and children.
In private chats, they laughed about young girls they'd encourage to self harm
Dymock criticised Adolf Hitler for “not slaughtering the subhuman British at Dunkirk”, said the age of sexual consent should be 12, and called for police officers to be raped and killed
One member called Groz – later revealed to be a student from Leeds called Michael Szewczuk – mocked a girl he had asked to cut a Swastika into herself, writing she “can’t even carve her own skin properly”.
This is what they're all about
This is what they're all about
Seven people linked to Dymock or his groups have previously been sentenced for terror offences or hate crimes.
Most were younger than him - and often from far less advantaged backgrounds.
Most were younger than him - and often from far less advantaged backgrounds.
This was the original story that exposed him in December 2018.
He was arrested the next morning.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-464604…
He was arrested the next morning.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-464604…
Dymock's defence included saying he's gay and can't have been responsible for homophobic propaganda. He wore a rainbow badge to court.
After he was charged, fellow Nazis (these are people who glorify rape, child abuse and murder!) were morally outraged at suggestions he was gay
After he was charged, fellow Nazis (these are people who glorify rape, child abuse and murder!) were morally outraged at suggestions he was gay
Here's John Cameron Denton (AKA Rape) telling a private Fascist Forge chat on Wire that he didn't believe it.
Denton was the leader of Atomwaffen Division.
Blitz was Dymock's alias
Denton was the leader of Atomwaffen Division.
Blitz was Dymock's alias
Dakov, who once wrote a thread on Fascist Forge with the title 'justification of rape', was also morally shocked (I've redacted his abusive term)
It can now be reported that Dymock complained loudly in court - in the absence of the jury, but in front of the press - about the media using these court departure photos.
He said they make him look fat
He said they make him look fat
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