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Legal problems for neo-Nazi Bill White keep piling up. Already in jail for one crime and awaiting sentencing for another, the 36-year-old racist was just indicted in Florida on six counts of using the Internet to make violent threats against investigators and a judge.

One of those threats, according to the indictment, was sent to this blog after Hatewatch on May 14, 2012, , a militia-style white supremacist group.

White made the , the indictments alleges, in an attempt to get charges dismissed against 14 American Front members.

The dates of the alleged offenses coincide with times when White, a former real estate developer, was living as a fugitive in Mexico. He fled to that country after being convicted of soliciting violence against the foreman of a jury that convicted , leader of a neo-Nazi group then called the (now called the Creativity Movement).

Computer gear seized from White at the time of his arrest in Mexico appears to have been instrumental in helping federal investigators bring the newest case.

The neo-Nazi with a growing record of threatening people was indicted on Wednesday by a federal grand jury in Orlando on five counts of making threats in aid of extortion over the Internet and one count of the unlawful use of identification information in furtherance of those offenses.

White used the screen name 鈥淐harlie F------ Manson鈥� to advocate 鈥渧iolence against, threaten, extort and attempt to extort state and federal officials and their families, including their spouses, children and grandchildren,鈥� the indictment says.

The threats were directed at Lawson Lamar, the Florida Ninth Circuit state attorney, who initiated the prosecution against the American Front; investigator Kelly Boaz, an Orange County, Fla., deputy assigned to an FBI task force, and Florida Circuit Judge Walter G. Komanski, who presided over the case.

White is accused of making the threats in e-mails he sent to the officials and copied to media outlets and in comments sent to Hatewatch and a site operated by the Anti-Defamation League.

Count 1 of the indictment accuses White of sending a May 19, 2012, e-mail that 鈥渃ontained a threat to kidnap and injure鈥� the three named officials and 鈥渟pecifically to kidnap, torture, rape and kill those persons and their spouses, children and grandchildren.鈥�

The following day, the indictment alleges, he sent another e-mail threat, again using an address making use of serial killer Charles Manson鈥檚 鈥渉elter-skelter鈥� phrase. That e-mail contained a threat to kidnap the officials or their family members if charges weren鈥檛 dropped against the American Front defendants.

Count 3 alleges that on May 20, 2012, White e-mailed a similar threat to the prosecutor鈥檚 鈥渁dult son,鈥� who isn鈥檛 publicly identified. That same day, the indictment says, White used the screen name 鈥淐harlie F------ Manson鈥� and the same 鈥渉elter skelter鈥� Hotmail account to post a comment under the Hatewatch blog post about the American Front.

He made a similar threat on an ADL website, it is alleged in Count 5.

The sixth count alleges that when White made the threats, he possessed the names and address of the various听 personnel who were his named targets.

If convicted, he faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison for each count contained in the new indictment.

On Nov. 1, , Va., found White guilty of four federal crimes 鈥� three counts of making a threat with the intent to extort and a fourth of sending a threatening e-mail. Those convictions were related to threats White made via e-mail to his ex-wife in May and June 2012 after she stopped mailing him $400 a month while he was a federal fugitive living in Mexico.

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