Jérémy Mourain (Nazi Militant, France)

• Full name: N/a
• Pseudonym: “Capone”
• Alternatives: N/a
• Location: France
• Affiliation: White Wolf Clan [WWK]

Jérémy Mourain (°ca 1989) is a French national-socialist militant from the French Picardy region. He was a troubled youth. Mourain became an alcoholic as a young teenager and was kicked out of the house by his parents when he was sixteen years old. Mourain left school and joined a local group of skinheads.¹ Through them, he linked up with the Third Way Movement [TV; Troisième Voie]. Over time, Mourain became a confidante of TV leader Serge Ayoub and assumed leadership of the movement’s branch in Picardy.²

Following the disbandment of the TV, Mourain and his associates established the White Wolves Clan [WWK; Clan des Loups Blanc] in July 2013.³ Mourain became the group’s leader and ruled his followers through fear and violence.⁴ He terrorized his men with brutal punishment for every infraction.⁵ Although Mourain’s group occasionally launched attacks against immigrants, most of the WWK’s violence targeted rival national-socialists.⁶

In March 2015, French police rolled up the WWK. Fifteen members of the outfit, including Mourain, were apprehended.⁷ Although most of the detained WWK members were released shortly afterwards, Mourain was kept in jail for two years while awaiting trial.⁸ In March 2017, proceedings against Mourain and his associates began at a court in Amiens.⁹ On Mar. 30, Mourain received a nine-year prison sentence.¹⁰