This former owner of a snapping turtle named Gonzo gave a 1988 Seattle Times interview in which he  ranted about the "inscrutable, slanty Korean eyes of Korean shop owners." His most notable "invention"  was created with the help of Anthony D'Agostino. He is thought to have written a newsletter that included  the sentence "Even if you could, what a bore it would be to hang
This former owner of a snapping turtle named Gonzo gave a 1988 Seattle Times interview in which he  ranted about the "inscrutable, slanty Korean eyes of Korean shop owners." His most notable "invention"  was created with the help of Anthony D'Agostino. He is thought to have written a newsletter that included  the sentence "Even if you could, what a bore it would be to hang around for a few hundred years, not doing  much of anything except watching the niggers make basketballs and sneakers out of Jew skins." He invented  the Kiyoga Agent M5 whose sales raised money for the Aryan Nation. He was the mastermind behind the pet  hermit crab craze. One of his products' manuals claims that the product "can be hypnotized, play baseball  and rise from the dead." He claimed to do 303 million pages of advertising in comic books a year. That  advertising included claims of "instant life" from one of his wares. For 15 points, name this racist creator of  X-Ray Spex and Sea Monkeys.
This former owner of a snapping turtle named Gonzo gave a 1988 Seattle Times interview in which he  ranted about the "inscrutable, slanty Korean eyes of Korean shop owners."
Harold von Braunhut