I think I'll send him some money to help with his defense.



The 10-year-old boy accused in the slaying of his father, white
supremacist leader Jeff Hall, faces very little time behind bars,
according to officials in southern California.

"Because of his age, he cannot be tried as an adult," John Hall, a
spokesman for the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office, told
The Huffington Post. “Everything will be occurring in juvenile court.”

If the child is ultimately convicted of his father’s murder, he will
be kept in juvenile custody until he is 18 years old. He will then be
released or transferred to another facility until he is 25 years old,
Hall said.

"Twenty-five would be the max," added Hall, meaning the boy cannot be
held past his 25th birthday.

Authorities found Hall, a 32-year-old plumber, dead inside his
Riverside home at about 4 a. m. Sunday. He died of a single gunshot
wound, the Riverside County Sheriff-Coroner said. Police say his son
admitted to the shooting.

Hall has been cited by multiple sources as a neo-Nazi and regional
director of the National Socialist Movement. The organization’s
website describes the group as the "largest National Socialist Party
operating in the United States of America today" and claims members'
core beliefs include "defending the rights of white people everywhere"
and the "promotion of white separation."

The Anti-Defamation League considers the NSM to be the largest
neo-Nazi group in the country. According to the ADL’s website, the NSM
has members in every region of the United States.