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+2 Feds say Louisville soldier conspired with neo-Nazis to murder US military service members in 'mass attack' Ethan Melzer hoped the potentially deadly information would be conveyed to jihadist terrorists to facilitate a mass attack on his fellow service members, the DOJ said.
