A Perth woman accused of the "brutal" murder of her former partner has strong ties to a white supremacist movement in Perth, it has been revealed.
Appearing briefly in Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court on Wednesday, Melony Jane Attwood, is one of four people accused of murdering Girrawheen man Alan Taylor in his home in April.
She was remanded in custody until her next court appearance and is yet to enter a plea.
Ms Attwoods' Facebook page list the 35-year-old as a team leader at Aryan Girls United in Perth and a supporter of Aryan Nations' Perth chapter.
One of her photos depicts an Aryan Nations Perth flag atop a pole while posts by Ms Attwood include "Aryan women be proud of who you are" and "Not racist, Islam is not a race".
One of her co-accused, Robert Wayne Edhouse, is the self appointed president of the Aryan Nations' Perth chapter and spoke to WAtoday in February about a mail drop his group had done to encourage people to "secure a future for white children".
"There is going to be people who won't agree with us, but we want to help our people," the 20-year-old said at the time.
"We are law-abiding people who just want to get on with helping our people."
Mr Attwood and Mr Edhouse's co-accused include a 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, and Corey Joshua Dymock,19.
