Why Did Barry Mills Want To Join A Prison

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While being held at a transfer facility commonly known as “The Hut,” Greschner met Aryan Brotherhood co-founder named Barry Mills. With long blonde hair, a bad eye from a knife fight, and a swastika tattoo he eventually burned off his arm, Mills was not the kind of person you would want to double cross. Greschner was not one for joining a prison gang but after Mills explained his hopes for the organization and future of the Brotherhood, John was interested. Mills clarified that he had no major interest in race issues, but rather wanted to build a crime empire. As it turned out, 1977 was a pivotal year for the Brotherhood and Greschner was just the man to help the operation get into full swing. With his street gang past and his experience with