A judge warned a Missouri white supremacist, accused of murdering three people outside two Kansas City-area Jewish centres, not to speak about his hatred of Jews in the opening statement of his trial on Monday.
Frazier Glenn Cross, 74, a former senior member of the Ku Klux Klan, is representing himself in the capital murder case and sought to explain to jurors the multiple reasons he hates Jewish people.
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“If I can’t explain why I did it then I have no chance of being found not guilty, ” Cross told Johnson County District Court Judge Thomas Kelly Ryan after Ryan halted Cross’ opening statement and ordered jurors to leave the courtroom.
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