Moments later, a swarm of SWAT team officers stormed the warehouse and arrested Crawford. June 18, 2013: Crawford and the agents met in a Schaghticoke warehouse where Crawford gave the agents the remote control. May 20, 2013: Feight put together a remote control and gave it to Crawford, then dropped out of the plan. Crawford referred to himself as 'Dmitri,' Feight as 'Yoda,' and the undercover agents as 'Daddy Warbucks' and 'Robin Hood.' The weapon became 'the baby.'

14, 2012: Agents met with Crawford and Feight, who he introduced as his 'software guy,' in the now-closed J. 4, 2012: The agents agreed to support Crawford's plan after meeting with him in a Greensboro, N.C., hotel.

July 2012: Crawford called a Ku Klux Klan hotline to reach out to Chris Barker, an imperial KKK wizard in North Carolina who, working for the FBI, introduced Crawford to two undercover agents who posed as Klan-associated rock quarry businessmen with the financial means to fund the weapon. Within six weeks, an FBI informant named 'Dan Matthews' posed as a white supremacist and an FBI undercover agent known by the name 'Jeff' befriended Crawford, pretending to show interest in Crawford's plot. A timeline of Glendon Scott Crawford's case.Īpril 2012: Crawford approached Congregation Gates of Heaven synagogue in Schenectady and the Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York in Albany, saying he had a plan to 'help Jews get rid of their enemies.' He hoped the groups would financially support his plans, but they went to police, setting the stage for an undercover investigation.

Death in Focus by S.R. Garrae