Neo-Nazi Jailed for Life Over Attempted Murder of Asylum Seeker in Terror Attack

Callum Parslow carried out a racially motivated knife attack in Worcestershire, claiming it was a protest against small boat crossings.

Callum Ulysses Parslow, 32, was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 22 years and eight months for the attempted murder of Nahom Hagos, an Eritrean asylum seeker.
The attack, carried out at a hotel in Worcestershire in April 2024, was described by the judge as a preplanned terrorist act motivated by Parslow's extreme neo-Nazi ideology.
Parslow attempted to post a manifesto online before his arrest, targeting politicians and public figures, but his message failed to send due to technical issues.
Police found Nazi memorabilia, weapons, and extremist literature in Parslow's residence, further evidencing his far-right affiliations and violent intent.
The victim, Nahom Hagos, continues to suffer severe physical and psychological impacts, including chronic pain, PTSD, and depression, as a result of the attack.