I think this account is fiction, but is there a way to debunk it? He is very sparse on facts. He does not give a date other than “spring”. He does not say where this happened.
The only way I see to debunk it is to get him to commit to more details. Where did he buy his guns. Where did he do his shooting. What club did he belong to.
We have let the left get away with these fictional accounts for too long. I am open to suggestion. How can we obtain enough details to falsify his account.
It simply seems way too pat, and his regurgitating of leftist talking points on guns much to obvious.
Suggestions?
So his comment about guns he has owned "over the years" is highly unlikely to include the time he was in Cambridge, since getting a Mass. class A or class B firearms ID as a college student in Cambridge is nearly impossible. Obviously until he was 21 he couldn't have legally owned a pistol, and even long arms and ammunition require at least a firearms ID card in Mass.
I doubt he bought and presumably sold or "lost" all of the weapons he described in the last seven years, particularly given his obvious lack of basic firearm handling knowledge. I've never seen anybody, even a novice, rack a shotgun while they were loading it. Normally one's fingers object to that. Nor do even novices rack out the ammo they have just loaded.
He also worked for CyberEdit, which provides "editing" services for resume and essay writing - in other words you hire them to "edit", or maybe ghostwrite your essay to get into medical school or college. Some people consider that line of business somewhat dubious from an ethical point of view. People who write or "edit" essays and resumes for other people are usually pretty good at writing fiction.
Suggestions? Sure, send him a polite email and ask him your questions. While you are at it you may want to ask him about his work for George Soros, and if he has any comments about the sudden rash of shootings by people who are seeing psychiatrists, since he is "Completing four year, 460-hour course of training in psychoanalytic theory and clinical practice" according to his resume.
Police reports.
He claims this occurred in 2008. Did he ever call 911 during any of the multiple break-ins?
Did Atlanta PD take any reports?
Can any of the Atlanta crime records be accessed as public info?
Maybe a FOIA request.