‘All Blacks Were Evil’: Man Who Attempted to Shoot Up National Park Facility with 200 People Had a ‘Desire for a White Nation,’ Court Docs Reveal

New details have emerged about the Yellowstone National Park shooter, who federal authorities say attempted to carry out a Fourth of July terrorist attack when he opened fire on a dining facility filled with 200 people last summer. Newly released court documents reveal that 28-year-old Samson Lucas Bariah Fussner had a history of sharing white supremacist views online and with family members. According to those asset forfeiture court filings, Fussner was an active member of the Vanguard News Network, “a website forum dedicated to white supremacist and antisemitic views” that the Southern Poverty Law Center identified as a neo-Nazi hate group. Samson Lucas Bariah Fussner was killed after attempting a mass shooting. (Photo: Facebook/Yellowstone National Park ) In March 2024, Fussner took to the forum to discuss his depression and loneliness with other Vanguard members, stating that he was “on the precipice of a breakdown” and reiterating “his belief in and desire for a white nation, while lamenting his inability to connect with others,” court documents state. “This year may well be my last,” he wrote in the March 2024 post. “I do not believe in suicide, but I do believe in a last stand.” Fussner, who is originally from...