Furry Raiders “Foxler” sex crime case: Jacob Kovar pleads guilty in scheme to frame witness
by Patch O'Furr
Jacob Kovar, and his friend Lee “Foxler” Miller, founder of the Furry Raiders. Dogpatch Press has an exclusive copy of Kovar’s conviction documents, after being targeted by the crime, reporting it to police, and being cited as a source for Kovar’s arrest. This is a story of justice through journalism — with a strange twist.
The continuing story of nazi furries and their gang-like crimes. (Updated 2025)
In 2017, Dogpatch Press broke news that made national headlines. Fringe hate groups in the furry community were grabbing for control of groups and conventions. Nazi-furries are a mutation of mainstream culture war; neither accepted by their alt-right influences, or by regular furries. Nazifurs exist as a two-faced cult that overlaps both areas.
- Rolling Stone: Does the Furry Community Have a Nazi Problem?
- Newsweek: Neo-Nazi Furries are Trump’s Latest and Most Puzzling Alt-Right Supporters.
The news focused on the Colorado-based Furry Raiders, a nazifur group founded to infiltrate and troll the furry community, with origins in Griefer culture on Second Life. They peaked at around 200 online members in 2021, and still tread water at that level in 2025. (See timeline at bottom).
In 2016 the Furry Raiders emerged under the real-life influence of Lee “Foxler” Miller, a troll with a history of sex predator and neo-nazi association. The first report by Dogpatch Press covered how they killed Denver’s Rocky Mountain Fur Con in 2017, using threats and hostile power grabs, while collaborating with a CEO who was a convicted sex offender. Followup stories covered associated groups and their crimes, and their victims who need vindication from hate and harassment.
In 2019, Denver police arrested Furry Raiders founder Lee “Foxler” Miller. He was charged for three felony sex offenses with a child that took place in 2015 at Rocky Mountain Fur Con. It was a pattern dating back to Miller’s posts about preying on children and dogs in the 2000’s on Livejournal. The 2015 offenses were uncovered by community members who helped police investigate in secret, until they informed Dogpatch Press after Miller’s arrest.
Exclusive court documents show how Miller’s inner circle reacted to undermine the case with a scheme to intimidate a witness. They planned to lure the witness into a trap, bait him for blackmail material, and use doxing, harassment and extortion to force him out of Miller’s case. The scheme had dual targets, with Dogpatch Press baited with false info about the witness, in hope of getting it repeated to hurt both targets.
The intimidation was led by Furry Raider Jacob Kovar while he played right-hand man to Miller. Kovar managed the group as admin, and at times operated out of Miller’s house. Kovar was shielding the group with retaliation at reporting, and had his own criminal history, known to Miller but not others until his arrest.
