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“I think we got a conflict, and I think people don’t want it to go on,” said See.
The Nevada inmate still refused to give the location of the supposed burial site and would not give up the names of any participants.
He implied that the Klan’s grand wizard in D.C. has influence in Washington, and that the grand wizard was one of the persons being protected by an alleged conspiracy to cover up the crimes.
See said he became involved with the Klan at the age of 13 through the son of the grand wizard. He also said that he was a foster child and lived for a time at Wheatley Farm owned by James Rollison.
The Fauquier County Sheriffs Office was contacted by the State Police, and though Sheriff Ashby Olinger could not confirm that See lived for a time in Fauquier County, he said his office did learn that See was charged with a speeding violation in Fauquier in 1967.
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