Nazi-Inspired Attacker Convicted of Attempted Murder of Asylum Seeker

Callum Parslow, driven by extremist ideology, was found guilty after stabbing Nahom Hagos at a Worcestershire hotel.

Callum Parslow, 32, attacked Nahom Hagos, an Eritrean asylum seeker, at the Pear Tree Inn in Worcestershire on April 2.
Parslow attempted to publish a manifesto online, claiming his actions were a duty to England, before his arrest.
The attacker possessed Nazi memorabilia and weapons, including a knife used in the assault, found in his residence.
Parslow's trial at Leicester Crown Court revealed his extremist motivations and detailed planning of the attack.
He was also convicted of unrelated charges, including a sexual offense and malicious communications.