FBI REVEALS: Boston resident Matthew Scoras nearly murdered Jews outside their shuls

Local Massachusetts police arrested a 34-year-old Boston resident after he posted antisemitic threats on social media calling for shooting Jews outside their shuls. During a raid on his home, police discovered extensive ammunition, weapons, and a Nazi flag.

Matthew Scoras posted multiple antisemitic threats, including targeting Jewish women, and claimed he possessed large quantities of weapons and ammunition. "I have the names and addresses of every Jew in my neighborhood, I have so much ammunition," Scoras wrote before his arrest.

Following an FBI tip, local police surveillance led to a raid at his mother's Beverly home, where officers discovered:

- A 9mm "ghost" gun

- Three rifles with magazines

- Homemade weapon manufacturing equipment

- $70,000 in cash

- Nazi flag

- Electronic devices

Scoras is being held without bail pending next week's hearing. He faces 12 weapons charges for unlicensed possession and illegal ammunition, plus charges for threatening a religious institution.