the southern poverty law center or splc is a non-profit civil rights organization that tracks extremist groups and fights them in court. >> bryon contacted us because we published an article about the vinlander social club which was an organization he was involved in. >> splc investigators joe roy and laurie wood asked to meet with bryon and julie. >> when we first met them, we were talking, obviously, about my facial tattoos. that always comes up in conversations. i was actually looking on ebay at the time for dermal acid to burn them off my skin. >> when i first heard about that, i was terrified they'd even consider that. >> the southern poverty law center offered to cover the cost of bryon's tattoo removal procedures. >> if i can prevent one other kid from making the same mistakes i did, if i can prevent one other family from having to go through the same crap that i put my family through, maybe i can redeem myself and maybe it will be worth it. >> the difficulty with bryon is the number of them. i mean, it's just -- he's got so many. so the biggest challenge with him will be just th

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