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Professor,
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Reporter
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and her graduate assistantii||psilon (TK
killed and four others injuredWanded the r
three-vehicle crash Saturday jwhen a fire d
Pamela Stewart Hargis,35,Mty house an
Janet Lynn Greer, 26, were:I Three me
nounced dead at the scene of 1 fraternity s
wreck on Farm-to-MarketMhouse, locate'
60, west of College Station,tjBryan, and a
Peace Justice Antone Dobrovdmembers am
Hargis worked as a poultrvapartment to e
ence professor at the universiftuccessful.
Greer, originally from Beaut* Mike Dor
worked as her assistant.
Billy Marshall Hargis, Har
husband, who is a Texas Al
veterinary science professor,:
treated for internal injuries?boring house
released Saturday night from It blouse that t
mana Hospital-Brazos Valley, saved.
The couple's lO-monthf JeffErler,
daughter, Jessie, suffered head shid he and
juries and was listed in guard ill the house
condition. M’ed the fire
Also injured were Amy RacHhe room w
Brackett, 16, and Nattsfime.
Leonard, 16, both of College* "When w
tion. roe found th
The two were treated and conditioning
leased for cuts and bruises,ilsaid. "The 1
thorities said. lold. And si
Department of Public Salriand so old, i
troopers said the crash occun to45 minutes
about 3 p.m., when the cardrivl The fire
by Billy Hargis was headed u J* w o - a 1 a rm
bound on EM 60. When Har. which means
slowed to turn left, hewasrr sponded to
ended by a car driven by Brad
ett. The collision pushed Harji
car into oncoming traffic ini
eastbound lane.
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equipment,
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21-year-old David Johnsonthftaid they bel
crashed into the passenger side® an inadec
Hargis' car, officials said. pat was'eon
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volved in the crash woreseatkwas not cap
and alcohol was not believei [power of the
be a factor.
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Although
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Woman wants to cure self-proclaimed white-supremacist's
hatred by introducing teen to former KKK grand dragon
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DALLAS — A Dallas woman hoping to help
her teen-age son, a self-described white su
premacist, has introduced him to a former
grand dragon who renounced his past.
Larry Trapp of Lincoln, Neb., a former
grand dragon of the White Knights of the Ku
Klux Klan, told The Dallas Morning News in
Sunday's editions he agreed to meet the Jew
ish boy, identified only as Eric.
His mother, who took him to a Lincoln syn
agogue to meet Trapp, also introduced him to
Michael Weisser, the cantor leading the ser
vice.
Eric's mother wanted him to hear how Can
tor Weisser and his wife, Julie, had befriended
Trapp, taken him into their home and con
quered his hatred with their love.
Trapp, now a blind diabetic, said that by ac
cepting Eric as the Weissers had aided him, he
would tfy to save the 16-year-old boy from
"making the same mistakes I made."
Although the teen was raised Jewish for
most of his life, he said he hated Jews, as well
as blacks and "Mexicans" and counts at least
one skinhead among his friends.
Eric's experience is typical of youths who
gravitate toward white supremacists, said
Mark Briskman, regional director of the Anti-
Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.
He said many react to frustrations caused
by unresolved conflicts within their families
by turning to hatemongers.
In Eric's case, his home was torn apart in a
bitter divorce in which his parents ''onMnue to
battle over custody of him and his sister, who
is now 13, according to the newspaper. While
Eric's mother is Jevyish, his father is Catholic.
The parents separated when Eric was five
"Eric wanted to please both his
parents. [Instead] he ended up in
the middle of nowhere — with a
great deal of hatred."
-Eric's mother
deal of hatred."
The boy told the newspaper he was beals |
up a couple of times for no reason by bl
schoolmates.
Eric said he hates jews, but doesn't beli
his own family is really Jewish because!
came from Europe rather than the Mid
East.
His mother, who first read about theW
sers and Trapp in a Jewish publication,sail'
she learned how Trapp had harassed the Weis
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and divorced the next year. Now the boy lives
with his mother and sister in a north Dallas
townhouse.
Eric, who then alternated living with each of
his parents in a succession of homes, began in
the ninth grade to hate minorities when he
was staying with his father, who was unhappy
his son was raised in a Jewish home.
"Eric wanted to please both his parents,"
said his mother. Instead, she says, "he ended
up in the middle of nowhere — with a great
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through a succession of counselors and then
pists and later abused drugs. This summei States and
she said, Eric and the boy he described astii the border f<
only friend stole several .22-caliber rifles an;
other items from a YMCA.
During the visit, the Weissers showed Eric
videotaped news report that showed Traf| if 72 hours!
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trine. Then they showed him a tape of thecei jio, the exec
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