a knife. He subsequently claimed that the marriage had been part of his plan, arguing that "the marriage got me into places that they otherwise wouldn't let me go. I had as much feelings for her as you do for undocumented workers; as much feelings for her as one would have for a dog, maybe less. More like feelings toward her as a slave". Withrow argued that he was a "mole for the white Aryans, the cause of revolution" intent on infiltrating the Anti-Defamation League and he also claimed that whilst he was appearing on talk shows in order to condemn racism, he was also leading a gang that appeared on them in order to support white supremacy. This group, he stated, was the one that appeared on The Geraldo Rivera Show and broke the host's nose in a notorious segment. He also declared that it had been part of the cell structure idea that he had previously supported. In 2005, Withrow was arrested after undergoing a six-hour crucifixion in Sacramento. Having been nailed to the cross by an associate, Withrow claimed that he had come up with the stunt as a protest against government policy on immigration and Iraq. The protest was stopped by police, although Withrow had already had one of his hands nailed to the board by the time they arrived. References 1961 births Living people American male criminals American fraudsters Hoaxes in the United States American Ku Klux Klan members People from Sacramento, California American River College alumni