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Nathan Benjamin Damigo, an Oakdale, California, resident聽who received an Other Than Honorable discharge from the Marines, filed for 聽Jan. 2 to liquidate any assets to pay creditors.

Damigo and two dozen other figures associated with the racist 鈥渁lt-right鈥� are defendants in a federal civil suit stemming from the violence on Aug. 12, 2017, in Charlottesville, Virginia. The lawsuit is scheduled for trial from July 8 through Aug. 2 in Charlottesville.

The creditors Damigo lists in the 60-plus-page bankruptcy petition are the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, including the estate of Heather Heyer, who died after being run down by neo-Nazi sympathizer James Alex Fields聽after the 鈥淯nite the Right鈥� rally, Heyer鈥檚 mother, Susan Bro, and Mark and Nickolas Heyer, her father and brother, respectively.

The creditors are listed as having an 鈥渦nknown鈥� claim against Damigo from a 鈥減otential lawsuit.鈥�

Other alt-right figures including Fields, former Traditionalist Worker Party chief Matthew Heimbach听补苍诲 white nationalist blogger Bradley Dean Griffin聽are listed as potential co-debtors should a judgment come down from the lawsuit.

Damigo also lists $1,273.17 in credit card debt owed to Chase Southwest Credit Card.

Damigo lists $1,783.68 in monthly income and $1,140 in monthly expenses. He also claimed $29,077 in Veteran鈥檚 Administration benefits, $1,266 in salary and $2,268 in unspecified currency trading in 2017.

Among Damigo鈥檚 assets are a 2006 BMW 325i valued at $2,532, a variety of woodworking and construction equipment valued at $1,764.18 and a golden retriever dog, which he valued at $500. (In a separate part of the bankruptcy documents, he values that same golden retriever at $250.)

Damigo has been involved in alt-right events and violence for several years.

At an event dubbed 鈥淭he Battle of Berkeley,鈥�聽on April 15, 2017, Damigo slugged a 95-pound antifa protester in the face amid chaos and violence that spurred police to fire tear gas into the crowd.

The alt-right created a meme based on that punch that portrayed Damigo as a hero and latter-day warrior.

Damigo, who has a conviction for robbery, stepped down as head of Identity Evropa in August 2017, although he did not file paperwork to formally dissolve the corporation until August 2018.

Damigo and Identity Evropa were involved in the planning for 鈥淯nite the Right,鈥�聽but later tried to publicly distance themselves from the rally and its organizer, Jason Kessler.

Since Damigo left Identity Evropa, it has had two leaders: Eli Mosley, also known as Elliott Kline, and its current top dog, Patrick Casey.

Damigo is a felon, having been convicted of robbery for pointing a loaded gun at a man for 鈥渓ooking Iraqi鈥� and stealing $43 from him.

The alt-right and white nationalist movements have largely been quiet about Damigo鈥檚 bankruptcy.

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Editor鈥檚 Note: This story has been updated for clarity.