Four members of a “fascist” cell who made pistol parts on a 3D printer, encouraged terrorism and celebrated extreme right-wing attacks around the world have been jailed. Using a Telegram channel called Oaken Hearth, members exchanged terror manuals, shared racist ideology, and posted videos of atrocities including the Christchurch mosque mass murder, jurors were told during an 11-week trial.
An undercover police officer infiltrated the group, leading to the four members being convicted of a total of 18 offences in March. A partially-constructed 3D printed firearm was found at the home in…
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