Damian Woolfenden, 18, pled responsible to 12 expenses relationship from Might 2025 to Might 2026 on the Outdated Bailey on Friday morning by way of video hyperlink from HMP Forest Financial institution.
Woolfenden, of Bury, Higher Manchester, posted Brenton Tarrant’s live-streamed video of the 2019 Christchurch killings of 51 folks at two mosques in New Zealand, onto a self-described “pro-white” platform on July 22, 2025.
The 18-year-old additionally posted the manifesto of far-right terrorist Andres Breivik, who killed 77 folks in two assaults in Norway in 2011, onto a Telegram group on September 7, 2025.
He additionally admitted having on his house pc the manifesto of US white supremacist gunman Payton Gendron and the manifesto of German neo-Nazi Stephan Balliet who carried out the Halle synagogue mass capturing in 2019.
Woolfenden admitted possessing paperwork on firearms and making bombs.
He additionally revealed materials aspiring to fire up racial hatred towards Jews in posts made on X and on Telegram, in addition to materials supposed to fire up racial hatred towards “foreigners”.
At a listening to on the Outdated Bailey on Friday, Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb mentioned she had seen paperwork referring to Woolfenden’s hatred of a number of teams on the grounds of “white racial superiority”.
The court docket heard that paperwork prompt Woolfenden had written his personal “private manifesto” to hold out an assault himself utilizing firearms and was “ready till the end result of elections in 2028”.
The US Presidential election is scheduled for November 7, 2028 and the following London mayoral election is scheduled to be held on Might 4, 2028.
Woolfenden, who had no earlier convictions, was remanded into custody to be sentenced at Manchester Crown Courtroom on December 4.
Woolfenden admitted 5 counts of possessing paperwork prone to be helpful to an individual committing or making ready an act of terrorism, in addition to two counts of disseminating the contents of a terrorist publication.
He additionally admitted three counts of publishing written materials stirring up racial hatred, one rely of publishing written materials stirring up spiritual hatred, and one rely of publishing written materials stirring up hatred on the grounds of sexual orientation.