04-05-2010, 07:47 PM
Hutaree Leader’s Brother Says David Stone was Overgrown Child Who Liked to Play War
Mike Wilkinson
The Detroit News
April 3, 2010
David Stone Sr. loved to hunt, loved to play games — and loved his toy soldiers long after the age when most teenagers have moved on to cars and girls.
“All he ever wanted to do was play with his G.I. Joes,” said his older brother Randall Stone, 48, of Texas. “It was like, ‘Dude, it’s time to grow up.’ ”
David Stone, 45, of Clayton is accused of masterminding a plot to kill a Hudson cop in hopes of spurring a larger battle with government forces. Dozens of weapons, explosives, thousands of rounds of ammunition and bullet-proof clothing were found following the recent arrests of Stone and eight other members of the Hutaree militia he led, the government alleges.
Yet Randall Stone, who lives in a small town 70 miles west of San Antonio, isn’t convinced his brother’s alleged plan would ever become anything more than an adult facsimile of a complex military-style board game he had devised as a kid. Or an extension of the cowboys-and-Indians games at which his brother was considered the best.
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http://www.detnews.com/article/20100403/...-war-games
I found the above about the same group.
Mike Wilkinson
The Detroit News
April 3, 2010
David Stone Sr. loved to hunt, loved to play games — and loved his toy soldiers long after the age when most teenagers have moved on to cars and girls.
“All he ever wanted to do was play with his G.I. Joes,” said his older brother Randall Stone, 48, of Texas. “It was like, ‘Dude, it’s time to grow up.’ ”
David Stone, 45, of Clayton is accused of masterminding a plot to kill a Hudson cop in hopes of spurring a larger battle with government forces. Dozens of weapons, explosives, thousands of rounds of ammunition and bullet-proof clothing were found following the recent arrests of Stone and eight other members of the Hutaree militia he led, the government alleges.
Yet Randall Stone, who lives in a small town 70 miles west of San Antonio, isn’t convinced his brother’s alleged plan would ever become anything more than an adult facsimile of a complex military-style board game he had devised as a kid. Or an extension of the cowboys-and-Indians games at which his brother was considered the best.
Read entire article
http://www.detnews.com/article/20100403/...-war-games
I found the above about the same group.