nfer 1). It was one month after the interview with Buford O. "Neal" Furrow shot five Jewish people including three children. After the killings he was believed to be the head of security of his Nazi compound, however he was just a simple volunteer. When Christian, a member of Furrow's compound was interviewed by ABC news, he said that he hardly new Furrow, but that he understood why he did it: "it's the rage of the white man"(Benfer 1).
             Tom Reiss in his article "Hate, USA" he said that in 1990, he hung out with some Nazi skinheads. He never knew what they did on Saturdays and that he never wanted to know. The Nazi he was fri
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