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Myron May: Top 10 Facts You Need to Know

Myron May Facebook Posts

Myron May has been named as the shooter who wounded three students during an attack on the Strozier Library on the Tallahassee campus of Florida State University. At 12:25 a.m. on November 20, May walked into the library and opened fire with his .380 handgun, wounding three students. Just five minutes after the initial shots were fired May was shot dead by responding police on an access ramp leading into the library. The incident was over by 12:30 a.m. According to Tallahassee Police Chief Tom DeLeo, in total, 30 shots were fired between May and cops.

Here’s what you need to know:


1. He Thought the Government Was Targeting Him & Believed in Mind-Control Technology

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May was a member of the group, “Targeted Individuals International,” on Facebook. On November 14, six days before the shooting he posted on the group’s page, asking if anyone else there had “been encouraged to by your handler to kill with a promise of freedom?” Around the same time as that post, he told the other followers of the group that he was a lawyer and would help the members of “Targeted Individuals International.”

Also, has anyone here ever been encouraged by your handler to kill with a promise of freedom?

(Facebook)

In one ominous Facebook post, he shared a MEME showing Google’s homepage with the phrase “targeted individuals” typed into the search bar, the cursor is on the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button.

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(Facebook)

The day before he posted that, he shared this video of former professional wrestler Jesse “The Body” Ventura talking about mind control technology.

The video was accompanied with these words: “IS OUR GOVERNMENT VIOLATING ORDINARY CITIZENS’ RIGHTS? UNFORTUNATELY, THE ANSWER IS YES!”

Speaking to the Tallahassee Democrat, May’s former roommate, Keith Jones, said:

He was really smart and extremely hard working. There is more to his mental health (status) that may have caused some of this. He was taking medications which caused paranoia. He used to see a therapist on a regular basis. He thought people were spying on him.

The Tallahassee Police Chief Tom DeLeo said at a press conference that officers had obtained his videos and journals which illustrate his paranoia and the fact that he thought the government was targeting him. Chief DeLeo said that he felt May was going through a psychological crisis. Police added that they don’t think May had specific targets in mind when he opened fire. You can watch part of the conference here:


2. He Was a Lawyer Who Graduated From FSU

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The Strozier Library, where the shooting took place. (Wikipedia)

May is a lawyer who graduated from Florida State, class of 2005, and attended law school at Texas Tech, according to his Facebook page. He also studied at Gulf Coast State College. His social media page says that he’s the “In-house Legal Counsel at Taunton Family Children’s Home,” though the founder of the charity said he didn’t have a role with the organization and that she didn’t know why he listed himself as such.

He’s a native of Dayton, Ohio, and but last lived in Wewahitchka, Florida. His friend, Keith Jones, told the Tallahassee Democrat that prior to moving to Florida, he was living in New Mexico, where he’s licensed to practice law. He lived there with his girlfriend but left to move to Florida in the last few weeks.

In 2006, he lived in Lubbock, Texas, before moving to Houston in 2010. According to Lawyers.com, he was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 2010 and worked at Kennard Law in Houston. His page at the Texas Bar website lists his areas of practice:

Administrative and Public, Business, Consumer, Criminal, Insurance, Labor-Employment, Litigation: Commercial, Litigation: Personal Injury, Other, LGBT Law, Workers’ Compensation, Appellate: Civil, Appellate: Criminal, Disability Law.

The Associated Press reports that he was planning to take the Florida bar exam in February.

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3. He Had Been Staying at the Home of a Nationally Renowned Charity Worker

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Abigail Taunton and her husband David were questioned by police after the shooting. (Facebook)

Prior to the shooting he had been staying at the home of Abigail and David Taunton, Florida-based real estate developers and head of the Taunton Family Children’s Home. Speaking to the Associated Press, Abigail Taunton said:

We’re just all astounded. We had no idea that he would do something like this. Obviously, he was not in his right mind. He was a well-liked, real smart…My heart’s broken. In a million years I wouldn’t have thought he’d do something like this. He was struggling, having decided that what he was doing out there was not good. He had some issues and just decided he’d come home. He was struggling, like we all do, financially and otherwise.

You can watch a video about the Taunton’s charity, which was featured on Oprah in 2000, below:

According to Abigail’s LinkedIn page, the charity is described as:

My husband David and I started the Children’s Home in 1981 and run it day to day as well as handle the financial aspects of the Home. We have 14 children presently with room for more. We have Summer Camps all through the summer for about 1500 children. It is a non for profit organization that exists solely on private donations, no government funds. It has been a real blessing.

The Tauntons told Fox Tampa Bay that they were contacted by his uncle on the morning of his shooting.

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4. He Was a Devout Christian

May’s final post on Facebook was the biblical verse, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” One his friends commented on the quotation with:

There is a joke in there about freshman year but I’m going to refrain from being profane. Pound sign: maturity.

To which May replied:

I got it. You really need help.

The week before the shooting he posted this:

He frequently quotes verses from the Bible and in his About section, he writes his own proverbs, such as:

Beware the Good Idea Fairy: Her wings of passion and sincerity allow her to sore, but she is completely devoid of logic and common sense.


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5. ‘There’s No Profile of a School Shooter’

Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza

Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza.

Broward College in Florida published an article, “The School Shooter: A Quick Reference Guide.” In it, it reads:

There is not a “profile of a school shooter-instead the students who carried out the attacks differed from one another in numerous ways. Shootings are rarely impulsive acts. They are typically thought out and planned in advance.

You can read the full article here:

Less than 24 hours after the shooting, students at FSU gathered at the Strozier Library for a vigil, reports the Tallhassee Democrat. Classes were canceled the day after the attack but the school is open for those seeking counseling.

The student newspaper FS View reports one of the victims is in good condition and another is in critical condition. Another victim was treated at the scene. The relationship between May and the victims is unclear.

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96 comments

  1. The people that usually commit these heinous acts are isolated, socially awkward losers. This guy was a practicing attorney helping children. Doesn’t at all seem like the typical sicko that would want to kill random strangers for no apparent reason. I guess you just never really know whats going on in someones head.

    • @Aila We got another armchair expert here. That’s one of the stupidest comments I’ve ever seen. There are plenty of socially awkward people and introverts who prefer to be alone. The term loser is subjective. The common thread that ties all these shooters together is mental illness. If you had any brain cells whatsoever you would realize that mental illness does not discriminate if you are a socially awkward “loser” or if you’re highly successful and sociable. So read a fucking book before you speak you dumb cunt.

      • Maybe the word loser shouldn’t have been involved, however as a psychology major I can concur that she is correct. They generally are isolated individuals. That’s not to say that ALL isolated individuals are going to shoot a school but the ones who do are generally not the charismatic, get along with everyone type.

        • Amen to that!!!! Everyone has a right to their own opinion, however the name calling only shows that your maturity level is at a all time low….What are you 8 John Locke?! Hell you really do need to seek some type of anger control class really fast or I’m sure we will be seeing you on the news for hurting someone or even yourself! #GrowUpKiddo! #UseWordsThatHelpNotHurt!

      •  Everyone has a right to their own opinion, however the name calling only shows that your maturity level is at a all time low….What are you 8 John Locke?! Hell you really do need to seek some type of anger control class really fast or I’m sure we will be seeing you on the news for hurting someone or even yourself! #GrowUpKiddo! #UseWordsThatHelpNotHurt!

      • @John Locke… you make some good points… its a shame that in your attempt to show intellectual superiority you have to resort to this kinds of insults… Aila was just expressing an opinion which they have every right to do… your opinion though seems as though you haven’t received the kind of recognition your owed… its no wonder… nobody deserves to be spoken to like that… you come across as a bully…

    • yeah, gotta admit, you saying ‘socially awkward losers” is really beyond the pale, BEYOND THE PALE. you should apologize on here. some of the most outgoing personalities have harmed people greatly (a comedian in the news comes to mind, and one in the UK who did a kids show). it can be a socially awkward person, or a super sociable extrovert who is a “loser”… awaken your brain!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. I wonder if it has something to do with him perceiving being wronged somehow, like by an ex-girlfriend or something that may have been at the library as well. I agree Aila, he doesn’t appear to be socially awkward.

    His name sounded familiar and when I saw the picture, I remembered that while he was in law school in Texas, he clerked one summer at a firm where I was already practicing. Didn’t seem socially awkward at all.

    You just never know.

  3. Yet another case of a crazy liberal gunning down innocents. If only we could pass Liberal gun control to get the guns out of the hands of democrats we could stop this school shooting.

  4. I find it interesting that he is being called a devout Christian in this article, sadly our media is as I’ll as he was. Bet the headlines would be different if it was the same scenario but quoted the Quran on his Facebook page. Let’s see how many Christians call him out!

    • Sadly, I agree. Mental illness does not discriminate between any faith. He clearly misunderstood all the Bible verses, but you’re right no one assumes the Muslim misunderstood or is mental I’ll, the simply get ” labeled”.

  5. I find it interesting that he is being called a devout Christian in this article, sadly our media is as I’ll as he was. Bet the headlines would be different if it was the same scenario but quoted the Quran on his Facebook page. Let’s see how many Christians call him out!

  6. Religion in all has been responsible for the influence of killing and death. This time it just happened to be the christian faith. Most, would say that this man took the verses from the Bible out of context, meaning he didnt understand it right, but theres no one way to understand books like that. Each person no matter what religion u have faith, are always going to have your own understanding of the religoon itself. Like Islam, most of the people within a particular religion are peaceful loving folks who devote their lives to their religion, we call these folks fundamentalist. Them you have the extremists, who in most cases will justice violence and killing in the name of their God.

    • It’s time people actually read the bible before so they can judge God’s love.
      How can you not understand this quote by Jesus: “you know the commandments: you must not kill…” and “”Put your sword back in its place, for all who draw the sword will die by the sword”? These are not open to interpretation, they’re easy to understand. The latter quote was said when Jesus was being arrested unjustly. The bible is very clear on being non-violent, even to your enemies. We are taught to bless our enemies and don’t curse them.

  7. it will be interesting to see the toxicology report on this man, most mass shootings are committed by people under heavy prescription drugs such as zoloft of xanax. Despite the report saying that there’s no profile of school shooters, this is a HUGE thing to overlook

    • isis also loads their not so willing members full of benzodiazepines to make them easily controlled. Our very own government is the ones who perpetrate this shootings. They keep us in a constant state of fearing for our safety so that we feel we need them to impose more restrictions on the public to “keep us safe”. sandy hook, Aurora, the naval base and now this……FAKE! THE REASON THEIR IS NO PROFILE FOR A SCHOOL SHOOTER IS BECAUSE THESE SHOOTER WEREN’T ACTING PF THEIR OWN FREE WILL!!!

  8. You were a good person, and you will be remembered by thousands that way–no matter what. I am sorry that what happened happened to you.

  9. YOU ARE COMPLETELY WRONG. Almost without exception ALL of these cases involve people who have either just started on PSYCH MEDS or have abruptly STOPPED them. The incidence of murder and suicide among users of these drugs is EPIDEMIC!! Connect the dots! THERE IS AN ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM!

      • I have seen this personally in my life 3 times. Depression medication changed, then suicide. Freud, actually you are the one needing help.

    • Almost EVERY INSTANCE —psych drugs are involved–doubt this–CHECK IT OUT MORON! More soldiers killed by murder and suicide in the past 10 years than by war. What is the single thread–PSYCH DRUGS!

    • Lanza couldn’t unseat Anders Breivik. First, Breivik killed fifty more people in his spree(77-27). Second, he didn’t puss out by offing himself. Third, he only got 21 years.

      • plus Lanza is really only a photoshop creation. Nobody has EVER been interviewd proving they’ve known him aside from his barber.

  10. Unsurprisingly, Mr. May’s Facebook account suggests that he suffered mental illness. He apparently believe d that he was a ”targeted individual.” And presumably, a victim of “gang stalking.” Mental illness is a terrible thing.

    • Unfortunately I know all too well about this “Gang Stalking”. It’s definitely a form of paranoid Schizophrenia. They believe 100% that they are being stalked and harassed by people and/or the government every day every where they go. They think people are planting hidden video cameras or micro phones in their homes or cars and no matter how much you try to convince them that nothing is happening they will not believe you and then become paranoid that you may be a gang stalker as well since you are not feeding into their delusions. I noticed that the paranoia would get worse when this person was under a lot of stress in his personal life. Mental illness is a very tough situation to deal with.

  11. he sounds, on my initial read, like a Fundamentalist Christian who couldn’t accept he was gay or something, and it all crumbled from there. when people like that snap at 30 or so, it’s not pretty. who knows though what truly was in his head… all is certain is that he went off the deep end and starting shooting at others.

    • ZANE, USING THE WORD NIGGER FOR SHOCK VALUE IS HARDLY SHOCKING ANYMORE. THERE ARE SEVERAL BLACKS THAT ARE AWESOME. NEAL DEGRASSE TYSON, BARACK OBAMA, DENZEL WASHINGTON, MORGAN FREEMAN. I’M SURE THERE ARE MANY OTHERS, I SIMPLY CANNOT THINK OF THEM RIGHT NOW. GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER.

    • A nigger does not have to be black, but I’d like to point out if “a nigger” is so crazy why on just about every time I a black man go to the Grocery store, white women hit on me and some directly approach me for sex (7 times in 1 year , one even asked me , “would you come to my home and take care of my needs” and that her husband a Marine Captain was on some field duty until the weekend) seems like they really want my DNA. And as far as white men, wow they are bold when they see a nice looking black guy like me they wink often and smile and even once at the gym one showed me his wife and asked me if I would bone her and he would like to watch – I thought he deserved to be slapped. I said no thanks, but I thought to myself there is a time and place for such a request if I was looking for that, but I wasn’t and such a cultural defunct white grown male to ask me that – to pimp/whore out his wife, says a lot.

      Culturally different from whites’ sigh there are so many differences between white Anglo-Saxon Protestants and Irish, Italian, Polish Jewish class – but the strength is in their like cultural cohesion. For blacks we were forced indoctrinated into so many integrated anglo-saxon cultures and are not allowed to align ourselves even maintain our heritage – hence the jim crow laws and other issue presented by whites which thwarted blacks alignment in strength. I think this guy was identity troubled, mentally ill maybe, but a product of an environment created by dominant social classes in America (mental illness affects all social classes). It’s sad that all cultures do not push for a more egalitarian society like a lot of blacks I know – Mostly black men are worshiped every NFL Sunday, NBA games, TRACK meets etc…(one year I noticed every single white kid I coached for ayf pee wee football (roughly 41 kids) had a black NFL sports hero, wonder why it changes or does it? We black men are more than just athletes and sex objects – we are human really no different from white men. I think the flawed perception that blacks are low class, or culturally different/or subpar intelligence is why progress in America moves so slow, if we worked more together I think we would accomplish so much more – take a look at some of the most significant inventions and medical feats in history – you will find that many were attributed to black and brown people – the only other significant feats imo hail from German scientist. But things are going to change in America, the Latin culture will see too it – they will align in numbers & strength like black American was never allowed to – their descendants will inherit and lead America!

      my 2 cents

  12. Wonder where he was in July? Anyone else wonder if the FSU shooter may be linked to the unsolved mystery of the FSU Law Professor, Dan Markel, who was murdered in his home on July 18th, 2014??? I mean just saying, might be connected, he was worried the police were watching him and all of the recent mental issues were notice in the past few months…never know..

  13. How much do you wanna bet that he moved to Florida because he thought the govt was controlling treyvon martin’s mind? It is either that or he is a Christian terrorist.

  14. Religious people are insane. Why? Because once you believe an imaginary god is going to give you stuff, protect you from harm, make you rich, and enhance you when you have done nothing….then you live in a magical, bizarre world in which you do not function from a level of reality. In the religious mind, there is no cause and effect. Nor does 2 + 2 = 4. The religious mind believe in religious magic….that stuff can happen to you and for you because you are blessed by god or an imaginary Jesus, or Allah. People who suffer from depression or schizophrenia should NOT be engaged in any kind of delusional behavior or thought processes and especially religion…. How preachers make their money is by promising the sick, mentally ill, and the unrealistic they can get better or live more richly by simply belief….and no action. May was a “devout” Christian….and as such he truly thought that god was going to bless him, take care of him, etc. and as he was getting ready to file bankruptcy, guess what? He did not blame his failure to succeed on himself….but others, claiming the government or other people were spying on him. I really wish that religion would be removed from this planet. It does ZERO good and makes people insane, delusional, and tells them they can live in a world where if they just believe…or mumble the right words, an imaginary god is going to fix all their problems.

    • Weismonger2222, i don’t know what you’ve seen or heard, but I can tell you more about Christianity. Jesus didn’t teach that we’d get stuff, be made rich, enhance us…etc. “Blessed are the poor” and “blessed are you who mourn” are some of the teachings of Jesus. Jesus taught us to be humble, to think of others as more important than ourselves, to rejoice when we’re persecuted…I could go on and on. If I’m depressed and feel like there’s no hope, Jesus is the one thing i need. He can give hope of a better future when we go to heaven. It’s tragic that this man seemingly took out his frustrations at the government on innocent people. I can tell you that my pastor told us just Sunday that iff the government decides to make church income taxable, so be it. He didn’t tell us to picket or blow something up as some people do. We turn the other cheek and move on. I think that’s the healthiest, non-insane, thing I’ve heard in years.

    • You know NOTHING and sound ignorant which you are… He grew up in a small town of less than 1,000 people in the SOUTH, I knew him personally. Religion is a dominating factor in this area, especially that town. He is not this delusional monster, in fact quite the opposite. don’t judge that which you don’t know. Personally I am not religious at all but I will say nothing about his actions are typical to who he was. He was VERY successful. He didn’t “fail to succeed” by any means, nor did he blame others for his troubles. He practiced law in 2 states TX & NM and was about to take the bar in FL. Sorry but that’s not failure, know your facts bro. He didn’t expect God to “fix” all his problems rather he held the typical religious beliefs he grew up on. He was a kind and gentle spirit, the guy who was loved by everyone he came in contact with. Success can come at a costly price, in this case – sanity. I think medication plays a part, it definitely induced paranoia. Conspiracies are out there and obviously became an obsession of his but nobody knows why he suddenly consumed himself in that. However I am not here to argue with you but I knew him for who he really was. I grew up with him. You know nothing about him yet you speak for him. I never respond to these things on any subject matter but this incident has lit some fire in me and to see the hate thrown his way by people who are mere strangers is disheartening. I hate what he did, but I love who he was. I wish I had told him how much of an impact he had on my life growing up and how much it meant to me that 15+ years later he made it a point to stay in touch. Even more I wish he had the support he gave to everyone around him. I will not remember him for this…

    • All good points, but he didn’t go to a place of worship with a weapon, he went BACK TO SCHOOL, and they were ready for him. What came first, his religious beliefs or his mental
      disorder(s)? Seems as though he aimed his wrath at FSU, he was disappointed with his educational outcome, perhaps he felt deceived by the promises made about higher ed.
      and found the reality wanting.

  15. Seems to me we should be looking up and reading about “TARGETED INDIVIDUALS, “electronic harassment” rather than “Monday morning quarterbacking” here. Those subjects have come up several times [ex. Aaron Alexis]. There is obviously something to this–remember Edward Snowden and what he said. It’s so easy to say someone has a “mental condition.” Hey, mind-control is a “mental condition.” Remember MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE? He was, as I remember, a mind-controlled victim, “sleeper cell,” with a “mental condition.”

  16. I’m not entertaining IGNORANT comments made by those who didn’t know him. He was one of the most gentle souls I’ve ever known. He was not gay, not even close. He was not socially awkward, he was loved by many. He was the guy who could make you laugh at your lowest of times. He talked me of the ledge so to speak, not literally but he was there at my lowest points. I’ve known him sense childhood, he was one of a handful that stayed in touch over the years. That’s just who he was. He was a great athlete, great with children, over-achiever, super successful and he seemed to love life. Unfortunately, “SEEMED” is the keyword. I don’t condone what he did but that is NOT at all how I will remember him. He is not this monster that people make him out to be. I am a psych grad – I KNOW what medication can do to people. I don’t know if meds are to blame but everything I see is not him at all. He is from a super small town of under 1,000 people in the South where religion obviously dominates – as the stereotypes suggest. So his religious messages are not some variable leading up to the shooting. My last contact with him was only a month ago where he asked about my child and me and life… he had nothing but positive things to say about his own life. I wish I had talked more personally… Dont demonize or judge what you don’t know. Myron is near and dear to my heart and one of my most remembered childhood friends – you never know what someone is going thru. He is not the typical case of a shooter. When I heard this I checked a million times for misspelling, mistaken identity, until I saw a picture of his lifeless body on the concrete. This makes even myself look at these incidents in a different light. I will not engage in argument nor will I entertain ignorance. I will say those who love him deserve to grieve in peace…

  17. Geeze I feel all filthy just from reading some of the comments…. and who is this Happy Qin Dynasties anyway… yeeesh.

  18. You fools–can’t you see this “black guy” is an innocent fall guy. Wake up! You are being brainwashed again. I’ve seen this tactic time and time again. Show evidence of a mass shooting of people killed, injured and scared. And then plaster the face of the fall guy. The public falls for it every time. You fall for it because of the heinousness and enormity of the crime. This blinds you to the fact that “fall guy” could be innocent. The public needs the instant gratification of focusing their anger on a target and these authorities provided one right away. It should amaze all of you how they know SO MUCH about his background and etc. so quickly. He was a target individual. He believe in Christ and God.

    There is no God. There can’t be. A real God would never allow an innocent people to be blamed and killed for something they didn’t do-repeatedly. This is not the America you think it is.

    This guy was put on a “target list”, probably by someone he once worked for or did business with.

  19. This is another case of government brainwashing programs gone wrong. The shooter was stalked, slandered and character assassinated because of his political opinions. The media labels such people as mentally ill to discredit them. In Canada, there is a similar program in place that targets activists, conspiracy theorists and any “extremist”. Note the “extremist” in quote is defined as anyone who protests peacefully according to the rights outlined in the charter of rights and freedoms.

    For more information about government sponsored brainwashing, please visit:

    areyoutargeted.com

    • Religion will let you down. You’ll be surprised to know that Christianity is not a religion though. Christianity actually frees you, whereas religion binds. Jesus came to free us from sin. Think of it this way: to a lot of people, alcohol controls their life. They are a slave to the bottle. You can say the same about drugs, sex, crime, etc. When Jesus came, he died for all of our sin. Now, we don’t have to be slaves to sin any more. We can follow Jesus, who is God’s word, and be free from that which binds us.

  20. No, it was medical experts who said that if you are getting dehydrated you should find out why and not just cover it up by drinking water. Diabetes is one possible cause, for example.

  21. But in the Norwegian press today it says there will still be a 10 week trial so it seems that that hasn’t changed. I had been also wondering whether or not he’d still have a trial but from what I have read it seems so – apparently they may just take this report into account when it comes to the sentencing (all dependent on whether a second report is requested I guess).

  22. It is very real and it happens Worldwide. Exactly the same things are going on in Europe. I feel very sorry for this guy and the other victims.

    • The New Mexico stalking group is very bad. They try to set people off of the deep end by profiling potential candidates who may match the criteria on paper record that they think best to send over the edge. Former prosecutor within this stalking group. He reports to the group. Look up prosecutor fired NM, look up former prosecutor arrested NM, This will identify one person connected to the group. November prior to Myron May’s resignation this former prosecutor made a comment to me about a black prosecutor was not letting up off of his bad misdeeds. I witnessed his drug dealing while he was a prosecutor and now he is throwing civil cases intentionally in court. Mine in particular. He stated to me, at the time when he was a contract public defender, that the person he was representing up set him and he was not going to do a good job for that person in court. A public defender that was under the influence of a Federally Banned, mind altering, controlled substance, verified by police and not letting his clients know of this defect and misconduct.

  23. May was a victim of the terrorist stalking and harassment targeted individuals go through on a daily basis. Rip and I hope others learn the
    full truth of what is being done to innocent civilians around the world. I am a targeted individual myself and have experienced all of what
    Myron May was talking about. This subject cannot be ignored more people will die if this is not exposed it must be exposed at any cost.