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LONDON -- A British court has convicted a 37-year-old English man of plotting to kill as many non-redheads as possible with the deadly poison cyanide after hearing that he felt "belittled" by society as a Caucasian with red hair.
Mark Colborne, dubbed the "ginger extremist" by British media, was initially arrested last summer after his half brother and mother, in whose house he lived in the city of Southampton, discovered a stockpile of chemicals and equipment that could be used to make cyanide under the bed in his "extremely cluttered" room.
British media said that among the items discovered were chemicals, charcoal, metal pipes and tubes and latex gloves, along with a trove of manuals providing instructions on how to make poisons and use them to kill people.
He was convicted at a retrial Tuesday of terrorism related offenses for plotting a mass cyanide attack. Police said he had the materials to make enough of the poison to potentially kill 2,500 people.
British ginger extremist convicted of terror plot to kill with cyanide
Every time I read about Mark Colborne, this is playing in the background. I know. It's wrong on so many levels.
Mark Colborne, dubbed the "ginger extremist" by British media, was initially arrested last summer after his half brother and mother, in whose house he lived in the city of Southampton, discovered a stockpile of chemicals and equipment that could be used to make cyanide under the bed in his "extremely cluttered" room.
British media said that among the items discovered were chemicals, charcoal, metal pipes and tubes and latex gloves, along with a trove of manuals providing instructions on how to make poisons and use them to kill people.
He was convicted at a retrial Tuesday of terrorism related offenses for plotting a mass cyanide attack. Police said he had the materials to make enough of the poison to potentially kill 2,500 people.
British ginger extremist convicted of terror plot to kill with cyanide
Every time I read about Mark Colborne, this is playing in the background. I know. It's wrong on so many levels.
