Gets WORSE: Techno Fog Shares Most DAMNING Receipts yet of Former SPLC CFO's Neo-Nazi Relationship

Sam J. | 11:20 AM on August 13, 2026

Federal prosecutors have unsealed a superseding indictment that places a former top Southern Poverty Law Center official at the center of an alleged multimillion-dollar scheme that turned donor dollars into support for the very extremists the group claimed to combat. Heidi Beirich, once a leading figure in the SPLC’s Intelligence Project tracking hate groups, now faces charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to submit false statements to federally insured banks, and conspiracy to conceal money laundering.

Techno Fog summed it up with receipts in one post:

Unsealed: the indictment of former SPLC CFO Heidi Beirich

She dated/lived with a neo-Nazi and used donor funds laundered through a fake company to enrich them both

She created fake companies to launder donor money to hate groups and structured transactions to avoid oversight pic.twitter.com/INWP6MCMGa
— Techno Fog (@Techno_Fog) August 12, 2026

The most striking allegation involves one informant, identified only as F-9, who infiltrated the National Alliance neo-Nazi group. The SPLC paid him more than $1,200,000 over two decades.

OVER $1.2 MILLION.

Beirich, the indictment claims, was in a romantic relationship with F-9 during part of that period. The couple shared a home and joint bank accounts into which roughly $140,000 in donor money flowed between 2015 and 2021 — funds that were then used for their personal living expenses. Additional money allegedly financed activities inside the hate groups themselves, including recruitment, rallies, and even materials for Klan robes and cross burnings.

SPLC couldn't find the hate and racism so they created and funded it.

She did.

Beirich was arrested in California on Wednesday and is scheduled for arraignment later this month. The SPLC, already facing related charges from an earlier indictment, maintains the payments were legitimate informant work conducted for public safety and that the prosecution is politically motivated.