Miss Hitler & neo-Nazi fanatics locked up
Racists wore swastika knitwear
A MISS HITLER beauty pageant contestant and her Nazi-obsessed ex have been jailed for belonging to a banned terrorist group.
Alice Cutter, 23, and former partner Mark Jones, 25, were found guilty of being members of the far right neo-Nazi organisation National Action.
A court heard how Cutter exchanged racist messages with Jones, who was nicknamed “Grand Daddy Terror”.
Cutter entered the Miss Hitler competition in June 2016 under the name Miss Buchenwald – a reference to the infamous Second World War camp. She joked about gassing synagogues and using a Jew’s head as a football.
The couple also sported “his and hers swastika knitwear” while Cutter was pictured holding a semi automatic rifle and blades with Nazi symbols. Jones was pictured making a Nazi salute in a Buchenwald execution chamber.
They intended to wage a “holy war” against black people, Jews, Asians and homosexuals and were sentenced with Garry Jack, 24, and Connor Scothern, 19, at Birmingham crown court yesterday after being found guilty in March.
Sentencing, Judge Paul Farrer said: “National Action was formed in 2013 and was the most extreme neo-Nazi organisation to appear in the UK for many decades. Its aims included the creation of a white state in the UK which would be ethnically cleansed.”
Cutter and Jones, of Halifax, West Yorks, had denied being part of a proscribed organisation alongside Jack, of Shard End, Birmingham, and Scothern, of Nottingham.
Waitress Cutter was jailed for three years while qualified railway engineer Jones was caged for fiveand-a-half years.
Scothern was sentenced to 18 months’ detention and Jack was handed a four-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
After the hearing, West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit Head, Det Chief Supt Kenny Bell, said: “Terrorists and extremists use this kind of ideology to create discord, distrust and fear among communities. We strive to counter this.”
It is the most extreme neo-Nazi group to appear here for decades
JUDGE PAUL FARRER WHILE SENTENCING