F. Glenn Miller, the white supremacist accused of murdering three people at Jewish sites in Johnson County, was caught by police in the 1980s having sex with a black male prostitute dressed as a woman, according to multiple media reports.
An ABC News report says that while authorities investigated Miller for hate crimes in the late 1980s, they learned of his arrest a year earlier in Raleigh, N.C. Police officers had caught Miller in the back seat of a vehicle, in mid-act with a black male prostitute masquerading as a woman.
“It was pretty shocking because of his personal stances that he had taken and what he was now accused on engaging in,” then-federal prosecutor J. Douglas McCullough, now a judge on the North Carolina state Court of Appeals, told ABC. McCullough was in on interviews with Miller.
McCullough said he had read the police report of the incident but declined to comment on the specifics.
“I would rather not go into the details,” he said. “They’re rather salacious. I think the facts speak for themselves and people can draw their own conclusions about how incongruous that is.”
By Susie Madrak
— April 24, 2014
