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39 lines
4.9 KiB
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category: "Extremism & Violent Networks"
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tags:
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- Person
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- TerrorgramCollective
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- NeoNazi
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- Accelerationism
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- Denmark
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- France
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- TerroristConviction
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- International
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created: 2026-05-22
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updated: 2026-05-22
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born: 1995
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location: "Copenhagen area, Denmark"
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summary: "Jeremy Meilhac is a French national raised in Denmark who was sentenced to six years in prison by a Danish court in April 2026 for terrorism-related offenses as a Terrorgram Collective member, becoming the first person convicted of Terrorgram-linked terrorism in Denmark, with his Danish citizenship revoked and deportation ordered."
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Jeremy Meilhac (born approximately 1995/1996, French national, raised in Denmark from age two) was a core [[Terrorgram Collective]] member sentenced to six years in prison by the [[Glostrup District Court]] ([[Denmark]]) on approximately April 21, 2026 for terrorism-related offenses under Danish law, becoming the first Terrorgram conviction in Denmark and the first time a Danish court formally labeled Terrorgram a terrorist organization.[^1] He was also stripped of his Danish citizenship and ordered expelled from Denmark following the sentence, the first such citizenship revocation in a Danish terrorism proceeding connected to the Terrorgram network. The verdict has been appealed to the [[Danish High Court]].[^2]
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### Terrorgram Activities
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Meilhac operated multiple profiles on [[Telegram]] that [[Europol]]'s [[European Counter Terrorism Centre]] (ECTC) identified as among the most influential within the Terrorgram network. His activities during the indictment period (approximately June 2023 to December 2024) included producing and disseminating far-right extremist propaganda in Terrorgram's channels; collaborating directly with [[Dallas Humber]], the Terrorgram inner collective's U.S.-based co-leader, to produce "saint cards" (the trading-card-format graphics profiling far-right mass shooters with death tolls, methods, and attack dates, framing them as martyrs); sharing audio recordings of attackers' manifestos through the network's channels; and glorifying terrorism in content distributed to a transnational audience.[^1][^2]
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Europol identified him as playing a "central and active role" in the network's operations, distinguishing him from peripheral channel participants. The case originated approximately three years before the 2026 conviction, when a journalist reported Meilhac to Danish police for threats. A [[Danish Broadcasting Corporation|Danish Radio]] (DR) podcast called "Lyssky" documented his case in an episode titled "Terrorgrams danske stemme" ("Terrorgram's Danish voice").[^3]
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### Prosecution and Conviction
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The [[Public Prosecution Service of Denmark]] charged Meilhac with terrorism-related offenses under the Danish Penal Code. The trial took place in Glostrup District Court; the date of the verdict was approximately April 21, 2026. The court found that Terrorgram qualified as a terrorist organization under Danish law, the first such finding in Denmark.
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The sentence of six years was accompanied by an order for subsequent deportation and the revocation of Meilhac's Danish citizenship. He was born in [[France]] but had lived in Denmark from approximately age two; the citizenship revocation required a judicial determination that he retained French citizenship, preventing him from becoming stateless.[^2]
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Europol described the conviction as further dismantling the Terrorgram network's international infrastructure, noting in a press release dated May 1, 2026 that it followed the December 2025 Canadian conviction of [[Matthew Althorpe]] (20 years) and the earlier 2025 U.S. conviction of Dallas Humber (30 years).[^1]
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### Footnotes
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[^1]: Europol, European Counter Terrorism Centre. "'Terrorgram' network dealt another blow as member sentenced in Denmark." May 1, 2026. https://www.europol.europa.eu/media-press/newsroom/news/terrorgram-network-dealt-another-blow-member-sentenced-in-denmark; Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center (MCAC) republication of Europol press release. May 2026. https://mcac.maryland.gov/2026/05/terrorgram-network-dealt-another-blow-as-member-sentenced-in-denmark/
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[^2]: The Local (Denmark). "Denmark jails man and revokes citizenship for promoting terror on social media." April 21, 2026. https://www.thelocal.dk/20260421/denmark-jails-man-and-revokes-citizenship-for-promoting-terror-on-social-media; The Copenhagen Post. "Dane had extensive contact with terror network leader." April 21, 2026. https://cphpost.dk/2026-04-21/global/dane-had-extensive-contact-with-terror-network-leader/
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[^3]: DR (Danish Broadcasting Corporation). "Lyssky" podcast, episode: "Terrorgrams danske stemme." https://www.dr.dk/lyd/special-radio/lyssky/lyssky-3/terrorgrams-danske-stemme-11802665016; Tracking Terrorism (TRAC). "Jeremy Meilhac, Terrorgram Collective, Glostrup, Denmark." https://trackingterrorism.org/chatter/jeremy-meilhac-terrorgram-collective-glostrup-denmark-trac/
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