Margaret Mason, 63, of Marion County, Ky. attempts to remove the victim of a head-on collision on highway 50 outside of Lebanon, Kentucky October 31, 2009. The crash resulted in the hospitalization of 5 people, two of which were flown directly to Louisville hospital from the scene.

Eric Noburge and his fighting partner, who wished only to be identified as "Jonathan," fight in a brief martial arts sparring match inside a tunnel at the High Line park in Manhattan, New York on June 8, 2010.

James Scheeley, 53, is the senior advisor, spokesperson, and right-hand man of Ron Edwards, the Imperial Wizard and national leader of The Imperial Klans of America. When the Klan's compound was raided by the FBI in May and Imperial Wizard Edwards was arrested on drug charges, Scheeley inherited the main leadership role over the group.

John Millard, 30, marches in the annual Martin Luther Kind Day march in St. Louis on Jan. 18th, 2010. The march drew approximately 1,500 participants.

Kirk, 11, sits in the schools library and daydreams. Michael was diagnosed with Autism as an infant and since birth, has struggled with basic communication and daily functional abilities.

Price Ritchie, 53, sits with his $5,000 sex doll at his home in Paducah, Ky.. Ritchie purchased the love doll after a period of loss in which is mother and brother died and his wife divorced him. "I tried everything to fill a void in my life after they were gone, but I needed to feel something next to me in bed at night, and Bella (the doll) helps with that." While Ritchie does not converse with the doll, he admits that she gives him a considerable amount of companionship.

From left to right, Bob Utzinger, Ross Long, Jeremy Fister, and other ODF Militiamen in the Ohio Defense force are seen back at base after finishing a day-long war game that ended in a 10-15 minute long firefight between separate ODF forces in Roseville, Ohio on Aug. 21, 2010.

Ohio Defense Force militiaman Frank Delollis points a gun out of the window of his sleeping quarters in the abandoned prison the ODF trains at while others prepare guns, ammunition and field gear for the next day's FTX - a day-long war game at the Old Roseville Prison, an abandoned prison facility in Roseville, Ohio, about 70 miles west of Columbus on August 20, 2010.

Like GIs, militia members mask exposed skin in pigment to camouflage their movements.

An assault rifle and iPod rest on a cot while Ohio Defense Force (ODF) members prepare ammunition and field gear for the next day's FTX - a day-long war game at the Old Roseville Prison, an abandoned prison facility in Roseville, Ohio, about 70 miles west of Columbus on August 20, 2010.

Residents nearby the FTX called the county sheriff's office upon hearing semi-automatic gunshots from the site of the training in Roseville, Ohio on Aug. 21, 2010. Upon arrival, law enforcement was briefed on the training and were informed that only blank rounds were being fired. No arrests or charges were filed.

ODF Militiawoman Maria McIntosh is seen patrolling the Old Roseville Prison property in Roseville, Ohio during the Ohio Defense Force's annual FTX on Aug. 21, 2010. While 98% of the militia is male, women are allowed to join and train alongside the men.

Ohio Defense Force militiaman Frank Delollis poses for a portrait inside the Old Roseville Prison facility in Roseville, Ohio on August 21, 2010. The Ohio Defense Force militia meets annually at the abandoned prison for an FTX training session and war game.

An American flag hangs from the second floor of the abandoned Roseville Prison facility as militiaman Justin McHenry walks past during the Ohio Defense Force's annual FTX in Roseville, Ohio on Aug. 21, 2010. The ODF, like many militias, claims to be a defender of the U.S. Constitution and portrays a strong sense of national pride.

Cross-topped flagpoles bearing the Confederate flag mark the Klan Compound in Dawson Springs, Ky. on March 27, 2010.

Robed Klansmen and women gather after dusk for a semi-annual cross-lighting held at the Imperial Klans of America's compound in Dawson Springs, Ky. on the night of March 27th, 2010.

Sonny Gillette, 11, flaunts his toy sub-machine gun at the Klan compound on March 27, 2010. Sonny lives on the compound with his mother Christine and her boyfriend, Imperial Wizard Ron Edwards. Christine Gillette and Ron Edwards were arrested in May on Drug distribution charges. Sonny suffers from illiteracy and learning disabilities. When asked to spell his name, Sonny was unable to get past the "o."

Sonny Gillette, 11, who lives on the Klan's compound, plays on the trampoline with his friend Dakoda on March 26, 2010.

Klansman Jim Scheeley, 53, puts on his ceremonial Klan robes while Sonny Gillette, 11, and his friend Dakota watch before a cross lighting at the Klan compound in Dawson Springs, Ky. on the evening of March 27, 2010. "Wow, you're a big scary Klansman!" Sonny said. Children frequently visit and stay at the Klan's compound and are subjected to an array of white supremacist ideology.

Ron Edwards, the Imperial Wizard of the Imperial Klans of America, sits with his daughter, Mattie, 2, in his trailer home in Dawson Springs, Ky. on March 27, 2010. In May, Edwards was arrested by the FBI on methamphetamine and hydrocodone distribution charges. He is currently at home with his family.

Tattoos reading "whiteboy" adorn the fingers of an initiate member in the Imperial Klans of America at the Klan compound in Dawson Springs, Ky. on May 27, 2010. Tattooing is frequently used by the Klan to physically mark their bodies with a pro-white message.

Feeling the stress of his recent marijuana-related arrest and the lack of attendance at an annual Klan gathering, Klansman Jeremy Katro,30, holds his head. "Everything is just so f--ked up right now," he said. "I feel deserted." Jeremy became involved with the white power movement in junior high and continues to live on the Klan's compound.

A toy gun lays in the bed of a pickup truck while children play army at the Klan compound in Dawson Springs, Ky. on March 26, 2010.

Jeremy Johnson, in initiate member to the Imperial Klans of America, is seen through a noose hung from a stage at the Klan compound in Dawson Springs, Ky. on March 27, 2010.

A cross is prepared for burning at the Imperial Klans of America's compound in Dawson Springs, Ky. on May 29, 2010.

Klansman Jim Scheeley, 53, stands in the doorway while A flag from Nazi Germany hangs in the window of a trailer on the Klan Compound in Dawson Springs, Ky. on May 29, 2010. The Imperial Klans of America were one of the first hate groups to attempt unifying different sects of hate into one organization.

Robed Klansmen and women gather around a flaming cross burning on the compound. Crosses are burned to symbolize "the light of Christ" and the Klan's belief in Christianity as a purely white religion.