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Noah Lamb Indicted in Telegram-Fueled Plot to Assassinate Federal Officials
- Noah Jacob Lamb, a 24-year-old California man, was federally indicted in July 2025 for conspiring with the white supremacist Terrorgram Collective to solicit murders of federal officials.
- The indictment followed an FBI investigation revealing Lamb created and shared a hit list targeting officials based on race, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity as part of Terrorgram's violent extremist agenda.
- The Terrorgram Collective, designated as a transnational white supremacist terrorist group by the U.S. State Department in January 2025, operates primarily on Telegram and promotes racially motivated violence to incite a race war.
- Lamb faces eight charges including conspiracy, solicitation of murder, and doxxing, with potential penalties up to 85 years in prison and fines of $250,000 per charge as detailed in the indictment unsealed Wednesday.
- Authorities and Justice Department officials said this case reflects a commitment to prosecute hate-driven violence that threatens national security and public safety, as members of Terrorgram's network have inspired attacks globally.
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Member of white supremacist group charged in alleged plot to solicit murder of 'high-value targets'
A 24-year-old man is facing charges after allegedly working with a transnational terrorist group to create a hit list of “high-value targets” for assassination that included U.S. officials, nongovernmental organizations and leaders of private companies, federal prosecutors said Wednesday
California man charged in white supremacist plot to kill U.S. officials
A California man has been indicted for his alleged role in a white supremacist plot to solicit the assassination of U.S. officials and others, according to the Justice Department. Noah Lamb, 24, was charged in the Eastern District of California with eight counts, including conspiracy, soliciting the murder of federal officials, doxing, and threatening communications. […]
Third indictment in ‘Terrorgram’ white supremacy case tied to Sacramento region
A third member of a white supremacist group that Sacramento federal prosecutors say advocated for a race war and the killing of government officials has been arrested and indicted for conspiracy and solicitation of murder, an indictment unsealed Wednesday shows.
California man allegedly crafted assassination list targeting federal officials in White supremacist plot
Federal officials indict 24-year-old Noah Lamb on eight counts for conspiracy with "Terrorgram Collective," a transnational group promoting violent extremism.
Elk Grove Woman Led Neo-Nazi Terror Group That Sought to Spark Race War, Feds Say
A Sacramento-area woman is facing more than a dozen charges in connection with a white supremacist propaganda group that incited transnational terrorism and violence on Telegram, according to the Department of Justice.
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