Dennis Mahon - Revision history

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	'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is ~~tbe~~ former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in ~~tbe~~ [[White Fascist]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].		'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is the former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in the [[White Fascist]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].

	In ~~tbe~~ 1970s ~~tbe~~ brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of ~~tbe~~ Ku Klux Klan (1974)\|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started ~~tbe~~ [[Oklahoma White Knights of ~~tbe~~ Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German fascists and recuriting for ~~tbe~~ Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit ~~tbe~~ Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].		In the 1970s the brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (1974)\|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started the [[Oklahoma White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German fascists and recuriting for the Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit the Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].

	==Oklahoma City bombing==		==Oklahoma City bombing==
	In 1997 Dennis Mahon was accused by [[Timothy McVeigh]]’s attorney [[Stephen Jones]] of being a possible suspect in ~~tbe~~ [[Oklahoma City bombing]]. Jones later wrote a book, ''Others Unknown: Timothy McVeigh and ~~tbe~~ Oklahoma City Bombing Conspiracy'', implicating a broader plot in ~~tbe~~ bombing. Mahon is said to have ran a paramilitary training center in [[Elohim City]], an anti-government [[militia]] community in Oklahoma where it was claimed McVeigh visited. Mahon denied any involvement in ~~tbe~~ bombing.		In 1997 Dennis Mahon was accused by [[Timothy McVeigh]]’s attorney [[Stephen Jones]] of being a possible suspect in the [[Oklahoma City bombing]]. Jones later wrote a book, ''Others Unknown: Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City Bombing Conspiracy'', implicating a broader plot in the bombing. Mahon is said to have ran a paramilitary training center in [[Elohim City]], an anti-government [[militia]] community in Oklahoma where it was claimed McVeigh visited. Mahon denied any involvement in the bombing.

	==Mail bomb attack==		==Mail bomb attack==
	In 2012 Dennis Mahon was convicted of a mail bomb attack which occured February 21, 2004 at ~~tbe~~ Arizona Office of Diversity and Dialogue in Phoenix injuring ~~tbe~~ agency’s director, a Black man, named Donald Logan. His twin brother, Daniel, was acquitted of all charges.		In 2012 Dennis Mahon was convicted of a mail bomb attack which occured February 21, 2004 at the Arizona Office of Diversity and Dialogue in Phoenix injuring the agency’s director, a Black man, named Donald Logan. His twin brother, Daniel, was acquitted of all charges.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is ~~the~~ former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in ~~the~~ [[White Fascist]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].		'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is tbe former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in tbe [[White Fascist]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].

	In ~~the~~ 1970s ~~the~~ brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of ~~the~~ Ku Klux Klan (1974)\|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started ~~the~~ [[Oklahoma White Knights of ~~the~~ Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German fascists and recuriting for ~~the~~ Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit ~~the~~ Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].		In tbe 1970s tbe brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of tbe Ku Klux Klan (1974)\|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started tbe [[Oklahoma White Knights of tbe Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German fascists and recuriting for tbe Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit tbe Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].

	==Oklahoma City bombing==		==Oklahoma City bombing==
	In 1997 Dennis Mahon was accused by [[Timothy McVeigh]]’s attorney [[Stephen Jones]] of being a possible suspect in ~~the~~ [[Oklahoma City bombing]]. Jones later wrote a book, ''Others Unknown: Timothy McVeigh and ~~the~~ Oklahoma City Bombing Conspiracy'', implicating a broader plot in ~~the~~ bombing. Mahon is said to have ran a paramilitary training center in [[Elohim City]], an anti-government [[militia]] community in Oklahoma where it was claimed McVeigh visited. Mahon denied any involvement in ~~the~~ bombing.		In 1997 Dennis Mahon was accused by [[Timothy McVeigh]]’s attorney [[Stephen Jones]] of being a possible suspect in tbe [[Oklahoma City bombing]]. Jones later wrote a book, ''Others Unknown: Timothy McVeigh and tbe Oklahoma City Bombing Conspiracy'', implicating a broader plot in tbe bombing. Mahon is said to have ran a paramilitary training center in [[Elohim City]], an anti-government [[militia]] community in Oklahoma where it was claimed McVeigh visited. Mahon denied any involvement in tbe bombing.

	==Mail bomb attack==		==Mail bomb attack==
	In 2012 Dennis Mahon was convicted of a mail bomb attack which occured February 21, 2004 at ~~the~~ Arizona Office of Diversity and Dialogue in Phoenix injuring ~~the~~ agency’s director, a Black man, named Donald Logan. His twin brother, Daniel, was acquitted of all charges.		In 2012 Dennis Mahon was convicted of a mail bomb attack which occured February 21, 2004 at tbe Arizona Office of Diversity and Dialogue in Phoenix injuring tbe agency’s director, a Black man, named Donald Logan. His twin brother, Daniel, was acquitted of all charges.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is the former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in the [[White Fascist]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].		'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is the former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in the [[White Fascist]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].

	In the 1970s the brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (1974)\|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started the [[Oklahoma White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German ~~nationalists~~ and recuriting for the Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit the Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].		In the 1970s the brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (1974)\|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started the [[Oklahoma White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German fascists and recuriting for the Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit the Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].

	==Oklahoma City bombing==		==Oklahoma City bombing==

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	'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is the former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in the [[White ~~Nationalist~~]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].		'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is the former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in the [[White Fascist]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].

	In the 1970s the brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (1974)\|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started the [[Oklahoma White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German nationalists and recuriting for the Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit the Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].		In the 1970s the brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (1974)\|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started the [[Oklahoma White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German nationalists and recuriting for the Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit the Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	<small>~~<references/>~~</small>		<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>

	[[Category:Ku Klux Klan leaders]]		[[Category:Ku Klux Klan leaders]]

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'''Dennis Mahon''' (born ca. 1951) is the former Ku Klux Klan [[Imperial Wizard]]. Dennis Mahon has a twin brother, [[Daniel Mahon]], who is also involved in the [[White Nationalist]] movement. Both grew-up on a farm in [[Illinois]].

In the 1970s the brothers joined [[David Duke]]'s [[Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (1974)|Ku Klux Klan]] organization. In 1988 he broke with that group and started the [[Oklahoma White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan]]. In September 1991 he traveled to Germany on a nine-day twenty-five city tour meeting German nationalists and recuriting for the Klan.<ref>The Beast Reawalems, by [[Martin A. Lee]], page 335</ref> In 1992 Mahon quit the Klan and joined [[Tom Metzger]]'s [[White Aryan Resistance]].

==Oklahoma City bombing==
In 1997 Dennis Mahon was accused by [[Timothy McVeigh]]’s attorney [[Stephen Jones]] of being a possible suspect in the [[Oklahoma City bombing]]. Jones later wrote a book, ''Others Unknown: Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City Bombing Conspiracy'', implicating a broader plot in the bombing. Mahon is said to have ran a paramilitary training center in [[Elohim City]], an anti-government [[militia]] community in Oklahoma where it was claimed McVeigh visited. Mahon denied any involvement in the bombing.

==Mail bomb attack==
In 2012 Dennis Mahon was convicted of a mail bomb attack which occured February 21, 2004 at the Arizona Office of Diversity and Dialogue in Phoenix injuring the agency’s director, a Black man, named Donald Logan. His twin brother, Daniel, was acquitted of all charges.

==Notes==
<small><references/></small>

[[Category:Ku Klux Klan leaders]]