A man who reported someone beat him and carved a homophobic slur into his arm staged the attacks, authorities in rural Utah said Tuesday.
Millard County Sheriff Robert Dekker said Rick Jones, 21, could face charges after officers investigating the series of reported attacks found inconsistencies in the evidence. The Delta man eventually acknowledged faking the harassment, Dekker said.
Brett Tolman, an attorney for Jones, said the reports were a cry for help initially directed toward people close to him, and Jones didn't realize how much attention they would get.
"I think it's such good evidence of the difficulties members of the gay community deal with, and some make better choices than others," Tolman said.
Jones has since begun mental health treatment, the lawyer said.
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The left is very busy doing 'false flag' stuff like this and the racial stuff perpetrated by blacks.
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I think the 9 in Carolina are still alive as well. Prove me wrong.
ReplyDeleteThe woman in Baltimore who claimed she had gotten a note from a neighbor claiming her yard was becoming "relentlessly gay" was found to be lying too.
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ReplyDeleteNone of us can prove you wrong. However the mainstream cannot prove you are not right.
Like Newtown Connecticut, there is no evidence that anyone was killed in Charleston.