Daily Mail, which itself published but then took down the video, joins in:
'You're a small, irrelevant island nation': The expletive-laden email an American website sent to New Zealand police after refusing to share Christchurch terrorist's emails
- Kiwi Farms founder Joshua Moon refused to cooperate with New Zealand police
- Emails show detectives asked the site for information on shooter's alleged posts
- Moon published his response onto his site calling the request a 'joke'
- He admitted he was responsible for posting Tarrant's video and manifesto online
The founder of an American far-right chat board has lashed out at
New Zealand police after they requested information on posts linked to the Christchurch shooting.
An email exchange posted on
Kiwi Farms on Monday, reveals New Zealand Detective Senior Sergeant John Michael had asked the site to preserve any relevant email and IP addresses to aid their investigation.
Accused gunman Brenton Tarrant, 28, is believed to have posted his 74-page manifesto and details of his alleged attack onto the site ran by American Joshua Moon.
He also foreshadowed the shootings on at least one other controversial forum popular among alt-right groups.