July 17th 2024.
A poster created by a notorious group known as the 'murder cult' has been causing concern as it aims to attract new members. According to the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York, the leader of this neo-Nazi cult planned a horrifying terror attack involving poisoned sweets being handed out to Jewish children in New York City. This disturbing plot was revealed as the leader, Michail Chkhikvishvili, also known as 'Commander Butcher,' was charged with multiple crimes.
The 21-year-old Chkhikvishvili is accused of being the mastermind behind the Maniac Murder Cult, an extremist group that promotes violence against racial minorities, Jews, and other marginalized groups. He has been indicted by a federal grand jury for soliciting hate crimes and planning a mass casualty attack in Brooklyn. But who is this 'Commander Butcher' and how did he come up with such a disturbing plan?
According to US prosecutors, Chkhikvishvili began devising his terror plot back in November 2023, but it never came to fruition as he unwittingly recruited an undercover agent. His plan was to have one of his cult members dress up as Santa and distribute poisoned sweets to racial minorities and children at Jewish schools in Brooklyn. The 21-year-old even provided the undercover officer with detailed instructions on creating and mixing lethal poisons and gases.
The Maniac Murder Cult has been actively recruiting members since September 2021, distributing a manifesto called the 'Hater's Handbook.' In this document, Chkhikvishvili boasts about his past murders and encourages others to do the same, specifically targeting racial minorities. The handbook also promotes committing school shootings and using children to carry out suicide bombings and other mass killings. It even provides strategies for carrying out terror attacks, such as targeting large outdoor festivals and using vehicles to cause chaos.
Chkhikvishvili has traveled to New York City at least twice in 2022, staying with his grandmother in Brooklyn. He was arrested after Interpol issued a warrant for his arrest. If convicted, he could face up to 20 years in prison. But the Maniac Murder Cult doesn't just operate in the US; it has members all over the world and goes by various names, including Maniacs: Cult of Killing, MKY, MMC, and MKU. Their main goal is to spread fear and chaos by challenging social order and governments through acts of terrorism.
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