A man accused of setting up a chat in which neo - Nazi materials and terrorist manuals were shared has said he was "trying to fit in". Samuel Whibley , 29, from Anglesey told Sheffield Crown Court on Tuesday (February 15) that the material he shared on the Telegram app under the account name, "Black Sun Hydra" was not to encourage terrorism . Mr Whibley , formerly of Derwyn Deg, Menai Bridge and who lives in Keighley in Yorkshire, is standing trial alongside Liam Hill, 30, Stacey Salmon, 28, and Daniel Wright, 29, Yorkshire Live reports . Read more LIVE:...
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