FBI Uncovers Disturbing Nazi and KKK Memorabilia Collection in Accused Trump Supporter's Home

Story By Bernard McGlothin Jr.

Photo by@b.eazy_dat_dude on Instagram

Concord, North Carolina - A shocking and disturbing revelation has emerged in the case of 51-year-old Trump supporter Marian Hudak, who stands accused of engaging in a racist and xenophobic intimidation campaign against his neighbors. According to an FBI search warrant application obtained by The Daily Beast, Hudak had amassed a disquieting collection of Nazi and Ku Klux Klan memorabilia at his North Carolina home, shedding light on the dark undercurrent of hatred that marred his interactions with people of color in the area.

Nazi and KKK memorabilia FBI agents found in Hudak’s home.Photo byU.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina

Nazi and KKK memorabilia FBI agents found in Hudak’s home.Photo byU.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina

The warrant application, filed on June 20, exposed horrifying photographs of the grotesque items found in Hudak's residence. The collection included three Nazi flags, a KKK flag, three rings with the Iron Cross, a French Foreign Legion medal, and the U.S. Army Parachutist badge affixed to a black beret. This revelation adds an eerie context to Hudak's alleged campaign of racial intimidation and terrorizing activities.

Ironically, the investigation also unveiled the startling fact that Hudak himself is an immigrant. Having arrived in the United States in 2001, the warrant application does not specify his birth country but notes that "Hudak" is an Eastern European name, according to Ancestry.com. This revelation further highlights the complexity of the individual's background and raises questions about the roots of his prejudiced views, considering his anti-immigrant stance and vehement opposition to foreign nationals.

Photo byU.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina

The charges against Hudak include two counts of interference with federally protected activities and criminal interference with the right to fair housing. The allegations paint a picture of a man who unleashed unprovoked verbal and physical attacks on his neighbors, brandishing guns against minority groups, and attempting to run Black motorists off the road in his Trump-and-Confederate-flag-adorned pickup truck.

Hudak's actions were not confined to his immediate community. In July 2022, he was banned from Sam's Club for spewing racial slurs through a loudspeaker outside the store. His behavior escalated in December when he was arrested in downtown Concord, screaming racial slurs like the "N-Word" at Black passersby, defending his actions as his First Amendment right.

In an unsettling twist, the FBI received information that Hudak expressed a desire to travel to Syria "to join his new friends." He has also allegedly burned the American flag and engaged in aggressive and erratic behavior while intoxicated, further deepening the concern surrounding his motivations and actions.

American Flag burning.Photo by@b.eazy_dat_dude on Instagram

As the investigation continues, the FBI seeks to review the contents of Hudak's cellphone, which he claims to use as "evidence" of encounters with individuals he deems objectionable. Surveillance footage from cameras on his property is also being sought, including footage that was pointed at a neighbor's home.

Hudak's tumultuous background and interactions with law enforcement add a dimension of unpredictability to the case. The discovery of a U.S. Secret Service badge, police-labeled tactical gear, tasers, ammunition, and a smoke grenade in his possession only fuels the concern for the safety of those around him.

The accused's attempts to secure release on bond, offering one of his daughters as a potential third-party custodian, were denied by the presiding judge, who deemed Hudak a flight risk and potential threat. He remains in federal custody as he awaits trial, scheduled for October.

This case serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing struggle against racism and extremism in society. It is crucial to confront such hatred head-on while also understanding the complexities of individuals' backgrounds and experiences. As the trial unfolds, the nation watches with bated breath, hoping for a fair and just resolution that upholds the values of equality and tolerance.

Sources:

https://www.thedailybeast.com/that-racist-maga-truck-guy-marian-hudak-turns-out-to-be-an-immigrant-himself