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US court sentences white supremacist who threatened Pittsburgh jurors, witnesses to 6 years

(JTA) — A federal court sentenced a West Virginia man to more than six years in prison for threatening jurors and witnesses in the trial of a man who massacred

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US court sentences white supremacist who threatened Pittsburgh jurors

Hardy Lloyd, 45, was arrested in West Virginia in July and pleaded guilty in September, acknowledging the Jewishness victims and the witnesses were a factor prompting him to make the threats.

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US court sentences white supremacist who threatened Pittsburgh jurors, witnesses to 6 years

US court sentences white supremacist who threatened Pittsburgh jurors, witnesses to 6 years
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Hardy Lloyd sentenced: obstructed Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial

Hardy Lloyd sentenced: obstructed Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial
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Hardy Lloyd sentenced to federal prison for threatening witnesses and jurors during Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial

The self-proclaimed white supremacist will spend over six years in prison.

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