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No, not that type of story. Paul Kryscuk, a reported porn star, sold multiple manufactured weapons, or “ghost guns” to then-Marine Liam Collins. Kryscuk allegedly mailed the illegal weapons from his homes in New York and Idaho to Collins in North Carolina. Both were regular contributors to the online neo-Nazi forum Iron March.<\/p>\n
Skippy sends.<\/p>\n
By JOSEPH WILKINSON<\/strong><\/p>\n Four white supremacists have been charged in a conspiracy to build, transport and sell illegal guns, the Justice Department announced Friday in a press release.<\/p>\n Paul Kryscuk, a 35-year-old reported porn star, sold multiple manufactured weapons to 21-year-old then-Marine Liam Collins, the feds said. Kryscuk mailed the illegal DIY weapons from his homes in New York and Idaho to Collins in North Carolina.<\/p>\n Kryscuk and Collins were regulars on the online neo-Nazi forum Iron March back in 2017 before the site was shut down, according to the feds. During that time, they recruited Jordan Duncan, a 26-year-old ex-Marine and military contractor, and Justin Hermanson, a 21-year-old current U.S. Marine.<\/p>\n Duncan, who left the Corps in 2018, and Hermanson then joined the interstate gun conspiracy, the feds said.<\/p>\n Kryscuk, Collins and Duncan were charged last month with the federal gun crimes, but the Justice Department waited until Friday to drop the juicy white supremacist details.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n