In a Brooklyn federal court, Neo-Nazi head Michail Chkhikvishvili, 22, who is originally from Georgia, entered a guilty plea on Monday to promoting hate crimes and recruiting supporters to carry out violent attacks in the US. The teenager, known in his class as" Commander Butcher," was detained from Moldova in May 2025 and is currently facing US justice, according to the Department of Justice. The Maniac Murder religion president, according to the trial, planned to hire an accomplice to dress as Santa Claus and give poisoned chocolate to Jewish and other minority children in New York on New Year's Eve. The attacker planned to lose the disguise and eras the phones in order to avoid being identified after the attack.

According to Joseph Nocella Jr. , the accused admitted to "his horrible activities, including recruiting people to undertake acts of violence against Jewish and minority children. "

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Chkhikvishvili is also the author of the document known as the" Hater's Manual," which has been circulated on Telegram since 2021 and contains instructions on how to carry out school shootings, make weapons, and mix deadly ingredients like toxins. Officials claim that at least two violent attacks, including one in the United States, were the result of his texts.

At Antioch High School in Nashville in January 2025, a 17-year-old scholar killed one man and injured another before taking his own life. The perpetrator made the claim that he was acting for Maniac Murder and another radical organization. Another believer in Turkey made explicit mention of Chkhikvishvili before stabbing five persons outside a mosque while wearing Nazi garb. His ideas were foiled by an undercover agent for the FBI. The neo-Nazi head demanded a alleged partner to carry out bomb attacks and fire against Jews and cultural minorities, which broke the main plot. He was speaking with an unidentified FBI representative, despite the fact that he was speaking with. When the first program failed, Chkhikvishvili encouraged the representative to launch more attacks on Jewish and educational institutions in Brooklyn, and he provided detailed manuals with instructions for making explosives and poisons, including toxins. He faces years in prison. Chkhikvishvili faces a peak sentence of up to 40 years in prison after his innocent appeal. According to Attorney General Pam Bondi, "violent, hedonistic, and racist organizations like these pose a constant threat to the American people, and our attention will never wane as we protect our people. " Officials have not ruled out filing further charges related to inciting hate crimes and domestic violence, and sentences will be announced in the coming months.

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