Trial of Four Neo-Nazis in Slaying Nearing End
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DENVER — Closing arguments are scheduled to begin today in the federal trial of four white supremacists accused of gunning down Jewish radio talk show host Alan Berg as part of a plot to overthrow the government and annihilate Jews.
David Lane, Richard Scutari, Bruce Carroll Pierce and Jean Craig, members of the neo-Nazi group known as The Order, face sentences of up to life in prison if convicted of the federal charges.
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