KKK in Ferguson County was claimed by famous hacktivist group, Anonymous. According to the group, they have evidence that Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson is associated with the white supremacist KKK or Ku Klux Klan.
Wilson was the police officer who shot the unarmed Michael Brown, killing the black teenager. Moreover, as claimed by Anonymous, a mole, whose identity will not be revealed, within the St. Louis County Police Department, was the one providing all the key information.
Sadly, the KKK in Ferguson County claims of Anonymous reportedly does not stop with Wilson. The group claims that there are several law enforcement officers who have links to the racist cult.
The hacktivist group even made a video clip just last week, stating that three high-ranking members of the Missouri branch of the Ku Klux Klan, otherwise tagged as the Traditionalist American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, or the TAKKKK, even attended a support rally for Wilson.
Members of the KKK in Ferguson County law enforcement, who are also part of the TAKKK movement, reportedly refer to themselves as the "Ghoul Squad." Plus, according to Anonymous, Wilson, the officer who killed Brown, is part of this squad.
With this in mind, the group launched a campaign they called OperationKKK, especially since TAKKKK started to distribute threatening leaflets county-wide. The leaflets were the KKK's warning of "lethal force" against protestors regarding the infamous Ferguson shooting no indictment verdict.
The source who has been submitting evidence of Wilson's links to the KKK has pleaded to Anonymous to keep his identity a secret for fear that his life will be in danger.
A former member of the TAKKKK, Henry Harrell, informed the hacktivist group, "I know, for a fact, that the TAKKKK had a lot to do with what went on in Ferguson."
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