Hate-filled newsletters ended up on some South Jersey driveways recently -- now the state wants to know who left the hate.
Several people complained about the newsletters popping up in Tabernacle, N.J.
The newsletter -- called the "Klansmen's Voice" -- claims to be written by local members of the Ku Klux Klan. The four-page newsletter was wrapped in plastic and began appearing on driveways in the Burlington County town a couple of weeks back.
The hateful KKK newsletter questions the accuracy of Black History and cites crime statistics that claim minorities are more violent than whites.
Legislators from the eighth Legislative District asked the New Jersey Attorney General to look into whether this is a case of hate speech and if resident's property rights are being violated.
Whoever left the publications remained unknown as of Monday night.
