Virginia man arrested in murder-for-hire plot tied to whites-only Christian group

A Sterling, Virginia man arrested last week in a murder for hire plot has links to a white supremacist group.

Dallas Brumback, Jr. was charged Jan. 22 with attempted capital murder for allegedly trying to pay someone to kill his ex-wife.

Court documents and conversations with Brumback's neighbors reveal he has ties to a whites-only Christian organization.

In July of 2012, Brumback was one of the organizers of a conference near Birmingham, Alabama where Ku Klux Klan banners were displayed and only certain white Christians were allowed.

African-Americans, Jews, Catholics and Muslims were barred. Clean-shaven with short hair two years ago at the conference, Brumback now sports long, shaggy hair and a long, full beard.

Charging documents filed in Loudoun County Juvenile and Domestic Relations court allege that between Nov. 16 and Jan. 21, Brumback offered to pay an unidentified third party $2,500 up front for his ex-wife's murder and $2,500 after the killing was complete.

Divorce papers from 2006 show a contentious relationship between the couple.

Brumback's then-wife complained he was in the Ku Klux Klan and that he threatened to commit suicide by cop, prompting her to call police because of his erratic behavior.