A judge ruled Andrew Anglin must pay Tanya Gersh for using his website, The Daily Stormer, to coordinate harassment against her.
On Thursday, a federal judge ruled Andrew Anglin, founder and editor of the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer, must pay a Jewish woman $14 million in damages for a coordinated campaign of harassment he organized.
The lawsuit says the Spencer family was unpopular in Whitefish, but after the"Hail Trump" video, the distaste for the family"reached a fever pitch." Some Whitefish residents considered protesting a commercial building Sherry Spencer owned over beliefs that she had not disavowed her son's racism and was supporting him financially.
According to the lawsuit, Spencer agreed, and asked Gersh to be her real estate agent, and Gersh agreed. Spencer later changed her mind, and said she wanted to sell the building without Gersh. She agreed, and sent Spencer the names of other agents who could help sell the building. "[A]sk your mommy why she hates white people so much and runs an extortion racket," one person sent Gersh's son on Twitter.the messages are still coming; the latest was a few weeks before she testified.
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