Aryan Republican Army

White-nationalist bank-robbery gang

Aryan Republican Army

Mugshots of the (known) members of the Aryan Republican Army.

Top row, from left to right: Scott Stedeford, Donna Langan,[a] and Mark Thomas

Bottom row, from left to right: Michael Brescia, Richard Lee Guthrie Jr., and Kevin McCarthy

Leader| Donna Langan
Foundation| 1992
Dates of operation| 1992–1996
Country| United States (Midwest)
Motives|

* Overthrow of the United States Federal Government in order to establish an all-white Republic
* Extermination of Jews and non-whites

Headquarters| Columbus, Ohio
Ideology|

* Neo-Nazism
* White supremacy
* White separatism
* White nationalism
* Leaderless resistance
* Christian Identity

Major actions| 22 bank robberies
Notable attacks| Alleged involvement in the Oklahoma City Bombing
Size| At least 7
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The Aryan Republican Army (ARA), also dubbed "The Midwest Bank bandits" by the FBI and law-enforcement, was a white nationalist terrorist gang[1] which robbed 22 banks in the Midwest from 1994 to 1996. The bank robberies were spearheaded by Donna Langan.[a][2] The gang, who had links to Neo-Nazism and white supremacism, were alleged to have conspired with convicted terrorist Timothy McVeigh in the months before the Oklahoma City bombing terrorist attack.[3][4] Although it has never been proven, many theorists believe the ARA funneled robbery money to help fund the bombing as a direct response to the Waco and Ruby Ridge sieges.[5]

Inspired to rob banks in order to support white supremacist movements by Mark Thomas, the ARA, founded in 1992 by Langan and her best friend from school Richard Lee Guthrie Jr., considered itself a leaderless organization. Although the group was mainly a criminal enterprise, its agenda was terrorist like. After filming and producing right-wing propaganda videos, the group grew and recruited bank robber affiliates: Michael Brescia, Shawn Kenny, Kevin McCarthy, and Scott Stedeford.[1] With the bank heist money, the gang began to stockpile weapons and ammunition in preparation for a future race war. At bank after bank, the bandits became infamous due to the fact that they left their signature decoy grenades and their pipe bombs as calling cards, a strategy which was implemented to help the gang escape and delay the FBI's pursuit.[2] The bandits used a strict time keeper who called out at elapsed intervals and made sure that they were in and out of the heists within 90 seconds. The time keeping, along with the members wearing of presidential masks, were moves which were believed to be lifted directly from the Kathryn Bigelow film Point Break.[2][6] In addition to wearing Nixon, Reagan and Clinton masks, the ARA also wore jackets and hats emblazoned with "FBI," "ATF" or other law-enforcement acronyms.[2]

The FBI was unaware of the existence of the ARA until one of its members was apprehended. In early 1996, the group began to fall apart as its members were arrested after former members of the group became informants as part of a plea bargain. Guthrie was arrested in Cincinnati on January 15, 1996, concluding a 2-hour chase by FBI agents. Soon after, Guthrie gave up his counterpart Langan. Three days later on January 18, 1996, the FBI arrested Langan after a 50-round shoot out near a safe house in Columbus, Ohio.[2][7]

## Activities

[edit]

Members of the Aryan Republican Army were responsible for a series of 22 bank robberies in the American Midwest. They reportedly targeted banks in the Midwest due to their belief that the security measures which were taken there would be less thorough. The group often left fake explosive devices at the banks which they robbed in order to divert law enforcement officials who could potentially chase them. Known members of the ARA include Langan, Guthrie, Michael William Brescia, Mark William Thomas, Shawn Kenny, Kevin McCarthy, and Scott Stedeford. Subsequent to their arrest, Guthrie, Langan, McCarthy and Thomas became witnesses for the prosecution. Guthrie was found hanged while in custody, a day before he was to give a television interview about an alleged cover-up which was related to the death of Kenneth Michael Trentadue, who was also found hanged while he was in custody. Otherwise, all of the gang's members received prison sentences of varying lengths, on an array of state and/or federal charges.[8]

## Connections to the Oklahoma City bombing

[edit]

Several accounts have linked the ARA with Timothy McVeigh, convicted of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 and injured hundreds more.

Brescia and Guthrie both resided for a time at Elohim City, Oklahoma, a private community made up of followers of the late Christian Identity pastor Robert G. Millar, and other persons associated with right-wing extremist and white nationalist-style views. Other ARA members were known to frequent Elohim City as well. Elohim City security director Andreas Strassmeir was a known associate of Timothy McVeigh (having met him at a Tulsa gun show), and federal investigators determined that McVeigh had made a phone call to Elohim City on April 5, 1995, just two weeks prior to the Oklahoma City bombing (although no one at Elohim City claims to have spoken with him).[9]

Additionally, five separate women from a nightclub in Tulsa have each identified Brescia as the man who was paying for McVeigh's drinks on April 8, 1995, just three days after McVeigh's suspicious phone call. Two more women in Kansas reported that McVeigh and Brescia were frequent associates, while Guthrie bore a distinct physical resemblance to "John Doe Number Two". McVeigh's sister, Jennifer, also claimed that he had been one of the participants in several, unspecified bank robberies.[citation needed]

David Paul Hammer, a convicted murderer who was imprisoned with McVeigh at the United States Penitentiary, Terre Haute, has alleged that McVeigh told him details of the Oklahoma City bombing that contradict the account related in court. According to Hammer, McVeigh claimed to have been working as a deep cover operative for the US Department of Defense, having infiltrated ARA and participated in several of the group's bank robberies. McVeigh is further alleged to have indicated Strassmeir and several others at Elohim City were similarly government agents involved in surveillance of extremist elements of the American far-right.[10]

## Donna Langan

[edit]

Langan was born Peter Kevin Langan[11] in 1958 on Saipan in the South Pacific Islands. She grew up in Vietnam, where her father served in the military and CIA, before moving to the United States when Langan was 6 years old.[11] In 1974, at age 16, Langan was sentenced to up to 20 years for robbing a man of $78 and fleeing police.[2] Langan moved to Ohio in 1988, where she converted to Mormonism and became an ordained minister at what authorities describe as a Ku Klux Klan-affiliated church. During the early 1990s, Langan and her childhood friend Richard Guthrie formed the Aryan Republic Army, a white supremacist group with motives to overthrow the US government. The group turned to robbing banks in order to fund their movement.[7] On January 18, 1996, the FBI arrested Langan. Langan, a transgender woman, who publicly renounced her political and racist views, served 18 years in a male prison before being transferred to a female penitentiary after a legal fight in 2014 during the Obama administration. In 2017, Langan and 435 other transgender inmates from federal prisons led an LGBT activist group in an effort to challenge the Trump administration's positions regarding transgender prisoners.[6]

## Other members and associates

[edit]

### Richard Lee Guthrie Jr.

[edit]

Nicknamed "Wild Bill", Richard Lee Guthrie Jr. grew up within blocks of Langan in Wheaton, Maryland although they didn't become close until years later.[12] After getting kicked out of the Navy in 1983 for painting a swastika on the side of a ship and threatening superiors, Guthrie attended gatherings of the Aryan Nations and traveled the country distributing Christian Identity propaganda.[citation needed]

Guthrie pled guilty in 1996 to three bank robberies in Ohio, and to 16 more in seven states, as well as to weapons charges and credit card fraud. Following a plea agreement, he was to provide authorities with information about terrorist organizations similar to the Aryan Republican Army.[13] On July 12 of that same year, prison officials found Guthrie hanging in his cell, an apparent suicide.[14]

### Michael William Brescia

[edit]

Main article: Michael William Brescia

A resident of Elohim City and a former student at LaSalle University in Philadelphia, Michael William Brescia was recruited for the ARA by Aryan Nations Pennsylvania state leader, Mark W. Thomas.[15] Brescia was named in a lawsuit filed by the grandparents of a victim of the bombing as being "John Doe 2" seen with McVeigh in the days prior to the bombing. A female friend of McVeigh also identified Brescia as a friend of McVeigh's then known only as "Mike".[16]

### Shawn Kenny

[edit]

A 1991 Oak Hills High School graduate and one-time Aryan Nations member from Cincinnati, Shawn Kenny already had a racist background prior to being befriended by Langan at a law seminar.[17][18] Kenny, himself, says he had discussed recruiting robbers with Thomas in 1994.

Despite his criminal history and alleged relationship with Timothy McVeigh, he joined the U.S. Army sometime after the ARA was dissolved and an investigation into the Oklahoma City bombing had taken place.[18]

### Scott Anthony Stedeford

[edit]

Growing up in a middle-class town in Pennsylvania, Stedeford was introduced to the Christian Identity Doctrine and then fell in with the revolutionary movement.[19] During this time, he was also the founding member and frontman of the RAC band, Day of the Sword. Guthrie says to have met Stedeford through Berks County right-wing leader, Mark Thomas.[20]

### Mark William Thomas

[edit]

A member of both the Aryan Nations and Ku Klux Klan, Thomas was ordained an Identity Minister during a stay at Aryan Nations' Idaho headquarters in 1990.[21]

After being indicted in January 1997, Thomas told reporters that at least one gang member was involved in the Oklahoma bombing, according to a newspaper clip in FBI files.[22]

### Kevin McCarthy

[edit]

A native Pennsylvanian, Kevin "Blondie" McCarthy spent his adolescence experimenting with drugs before eventually becoming a resident of the Elohim City compound in the fall of 1994. McCarthy was also the bass player for Stedeford's group, Day of the Sword.[12]

Under a plea agreement, McCarthy became a government witness and testified in a pre-trial hearing against Langan in Columbus, Ohio.[14] McCarthy received a lengthy prison term for bank robbery, and was released from prison in 2007.[23]

### Chevie Kehoe

[edit]

Main article: Chevie Kehoe

A fellow white supremacist and resident of the Elohim City compound, Chevie Kehoe was contracted by the Aryan Republican Army to assassinate the Mueller family. The Mueller family were brief residents of Elohim City that had been privy to information dealing with the alleged connection of the Aryan Republican Army to the Oklahoma City bombing. Prior to murdering the Mueller family (with his accomplice Daniel Lewis Lee), Chevie had sold guns to the ARA.[24]

### Dennis Mahon

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Main article: Dennis Mahon

While his exact connection to group has not been revealed, white supremacist Dennis Mahon is known to have been close friends with members of the Aryan Republican Army during his stay at Elohim City.[25]

A handful of videos were taken which depict Dennis Mahon engaging in paramilitary training alongside Andreas Strassmeir and Carol Howe, as well as a few other individuals which have not been identified. The unidentified militants in the footage may be some members of the Aryan Republican Army, since they lived at Elohim City around the same time that the video was recorded. In addition to this, the anonymous persons are seen wearing balaclavas in some videos, while in others, they either sport camouflage face paint or are simply too far away from the camera for them to be seen in detail.[26][27]

## Sentences

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Name | Hometown | Sentence[28]

|
|

Donna Langan | Columbus, Ohio | Life in prison plus 35 years
Richard Lee Guthrie | Columbus, Ohio | Found dead in his prison cell after pleading guilty
Scott Anthony Stedeford | Ardmore, Pennsylvania | 29.5 years
Mark William Thomas | Berks County, Pennsylvania | 8 years
Kevin William McCarthy | Bustleton, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 5 years
Michael William Brescia | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 57 months

## Popular culture

[edit]

In 2010, the Aryan Republican Army was the subject of episode 82 of the television series Gangland.

## Notes

[edit]

1. ^ a b Known at the time as Peter Kevin Langan

## References

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10. ^ Declaration of David Hammer Paul Hammer, filed in United States District Court for the District of Utah by attorney Jesse Trentadue on February 16, 2007 (Archive)
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* Tsagaan Khas
* Vanguard America
* White Aryan Resistance
* White power skinheads
* World Union of National Socialists

Defunct|

| Germany
and Austria|

* Action Front of National Socialists/National Activists
* Deutsche Heidnische Front
* Deutsche Reichspartei
* Free German Workers' Party
* Gesinnungsgemeinschaft der Neuen Front
* German Alternative
* German Social Union
* The Immortals
* Landig Group
* National Democratic Party (Austria)
* Nationalist Front (Germany)
* National Offensive
* National Socialist Underground
* Socialist Reich Party
* Volkssozialistische Bewegung Deutschlands/Partei der Arbeit
* Wiking-Jugend

|

Europe|

* Avanguardia Nazionale
* Bloed, Bodem, Eer en Trouw
* Boot Boys
* CEDADE
* European Liberation Front
* Fédération d'action nationale et européenne
* Format18
* French and European Nationalist Party
* Hungarian National Front
* Heathen Front
* Nacionalni stroj
* National Action
* National Socialist Action Party
* National Socialist Front
* National Socialist Irish Workers Party
* National Socialist Movement (UK)
* National Socialist Movement of Norway
* Northern Brotherhood
* Russian National Socialist Party
* Nordic Realm Party
* Norwegian Front
* Norwegian Germanic Army
* Order of Flemish Militants
* Ordine Nero
* Ordine Nuovo
* Party of the Danes
* Party of the Swedes
* Pax Hungarica Movement
* Patriot of Ukraine
* Slavic Union
* Pamyat
* Russian National Union
* Russian National Unity
* Volkspartei der Schweiz
* White Aryan Resistance (Sweden)
* Workers' Party

International|

* American Nazi Party
* Aryan Republican Army
* Australian Defence League
* Australian National Socialist Party
* Australia First Party
* Canadian Nazi Party
* The Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord
* Heritage Front
* National Action (Australia)
* National Alliance
* National Renaissance Party
* National Socialist Party of America
* National Socialist League
* National Socialist Liberation Front
* National Socialist Party of Australia
* National Socialist Party of New Zealand
* National Unity Party of Canada
* Nationalist Front (United States)
* New Triumph Party
* The Order
* Patrol 36
* SUMKA
* Traditionalist Worker Party
* Unit 88
* United Patriots Front
* White Revolution

People|

* Curtis Allgier
* Bela Ewald Althans
* Gaston-Armand Amaudruz
* Andrew Anglin
* Andrew Auernheimer/Weev
* Alexander Barkashov
* Louis Beam
* William John Beattie
* René Binet
* Don Black
* Kerry Bolton
* Salvador Borrego
* Anders Behring Breivik
* James von Brunn
* George Burdi
* Richard Butler
* Christopher Cantwell
* Willis Carto
* Patrick Casey
* Kyle Chapman
* Craig Cobb
* Mark Collett
* Frank Collin
* Blair Cottrell
* Harold Covington
* Daniel Cowart
* Nicky Crane
* Peter Cvjetanovic
* Nathan Damigo
* Léon Degrelle
* Savitri Devi
* Françoise Dior
* Ian Stuart Donaldson
* David Duke
* John Timothy Earnest
* James Ellison
* Michael Peinovich
* Neil Erikson
* Bert Eriksson
* Leo Felton
* James Alex Fields
* Haakon Forwald
* Jef François
* Roy Frankhouser
* Joseph Paul Franklin
* Christopher Paul Hasson
* Franco Freda
* Mark Fredriksen
* Paul Fromm
* Anthime "Tim" Gionet/Baked Alaska
* Erich Gliebe
* Joop Glimmerveen
* Joshua Ryne Goldberg
* István Győrkös
* Matthew F. Hale
* Jan Hartman
* Matthew Heimbach
* Michael Hill
* Heath Hitler
* David Irving
* Arthur J. Jones
* Colin Jordan
* Wyatt Kaldenberg
* Virginia Kapić
* Konstantin Kasimovsky
* Jason Kessler
* Colin King-Ansell
* Matthias Koehl
* August Kreis III
* Michael Kühnen
* Gottfried Küssel
* Constant Kusters
* Robert E. Kuttner
* David Lane
* Gary Lauck
* Alex Linder
* Princess Marie Adelheid of Lippe
* Lana Lokteff
* Norman Lowell
* Klas Lund
* James H. Madole
* Jacques de Mahieu
* Horst Mahler
* Charles Manson
* Clark Martell
* James Mason
* Robert Jay Mathews
* Michael McLaughlin
* Tom Metzger
* Frazier Glenn Miller Jr.
* Davud Monshizadeh
* Tim Mudde
* Eustace Mullins
* Mindaugas Murza
* David Myatt
* Revilo P. Oliver
* Wade Michael Page
* John Patler
* William Luther Pierce
* Vasillios Pistolis
* J. T. Ready
* Otto Ernst Remer
* Jack Renshaw
* Bill Riccio
* Brandon Russell
* Povl Riis-Knudsen
* Jacob D. Robida
* George Lincoln Rockwell
* Manfred Roeder
* Dylann Roof
* Horst Rosenkranz
* Fritz Rössler
* Florentine Rost van Tonningen
* Hans-Ulrich Rudel
* Jim Saleam
* Kurt Saxon
* Gary Schipper
* Paul Schlesselman
* Hans Schmidt
* Jeff Schoep
* Miguel Serrano
* Thomas Sewell
* Simon Sheppard
* Otto Skorzeny
* Michiel Smit
* Benjamin Nathaniel Smith
* Otto Strasser
* Richard B. Spencer
* Kevin Alfred Strom
* Rocky Suhayda
* Brenton Harrison Tarrant
* Tila Tequila
* Eugène Terre'Blanche
* H. Keith Thompson
* Paul van Tienen
* Joseph Tommasi
* Terry Tremaine
* John Tyndall
* Jack van Tongeren
* Russell Veh
* Siegfried Verbeke
* Varg Vikernes
* Martin Webster
* Kanye West
* Bill White
* Jan Wolthuis
* Samuel Woodward
* Christian Worch
* Francis Parker Yockey
* Ernst Zündel

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Organized crime groups in the Americas

Argentina|

* Ashkenazum
* Puccio family
* Zwi Migdal

Bolivia|

* Chapare Cartel
* La Corporación
* Santa Cruz Cartel

Brazil|

* Amigos dos Amigos
* Brazilian police militias
* Carecas do ABC
* Comando Vermelho
* Família do Norte
* Guardiões do Estado
* Primeiro Comando da Capital
* Terceiro Comando
* Terceiro Comando Puro
* Zwi Migdal

Canada|

See: Organized crime groups in Canada

Caribbean|

* No Limit Soldiers (Curaçao)
* Zoe Pound (Haiti)
* Revolutionary Forces of the G9 Family and Allies (Haiti)
* Jamaican posse
* Shower Posse
* Yardies

Colombia|

* Black Eagles
* Bloque Meta
* Cali Cartel
* Clan del Golfo
* Libertadores del Vichada
* Medellín Cartel
* The Extraditables
* Muerte a Secuestradores
* Los Priscos
* Norte del Valle Cartel
* North Coast Cartel
* Oficina de Envigado
* Los Rastrojos
* Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
* FARC dissidents
* United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia

El Salvador|

* Texis Cartel

Mexico|

* La Barredora
* Beltrán-Leyva Organization
* Los Mazatlecos
* Los Negros
* Colima Cartel
* La Familia Michoacana
* Guadalajara Cartel
* Gulf Cartel
* Los Metros
* Los Pelones
* Los Rojos
* Independent Cartel of Acapulco
* Jalisco New Generation Cartel
* Juárez Cartel
* La Línea
* Knights Templar Cartel
* Milenio Cartel
* Oaxaca Cartel
* Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel
* Sinaloa Cartel
* Los Ántrax
* Artistas Asesinos
* Gente Nueva
* Los Mexicles
* La Resistencia
* Sonora Cartel
* South Pacific Cartel
* Tijuana Cartel
* Los Viagras
* Los Zetas

United States|

See: Organized crime groups in the United States

Venezuela|

* Cartel of the Suns
* Tren de Aragua

* Mafia bibliography

Authority control databases

International|

* VIAF

National|

* United States

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