I'm Gianna Jalosi with your Fox True Crime Minute. A Montana man with links to white supremacist has been found guilty of murdering a man at a Montana campsite in a brutal killing that was initially reported as a bear attack. A jury found Darren Christopher Abbey guilty of fatally attacking Dustin Zersam with an axe, a block of wood, and a screwdriver after the pair met at Zurgham's campsite

in Big Sky, Montana in October 24. Zerjum was camping there when he met Abby and welcomed him

to the site and shared his beer with him. Prosecutors say Abby then struck Zerzum with a block

of wood in an axe and stabbed him with a screwdriver. His body was found in his tent two days later

by his girlfriend who planned to meet him. At first it was reported as a possible bear attack, but wildlife agents found no signs of animals in the area. DNA on a beer can found inside the tent led investigators to Abby, with Abby initially claiming the killing was done in self-defense. Abby will be sentenced in December. Prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty.

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