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Jeet adjacent and no evidence prevented. You can literally make up anything on the internet.
Ryan Hogan (Bethpage, NY): New York City firefighter (Engine Company 237 in Brooklyn; used a firehouse computer).
Rabbi David Kaye (Herndon, VA): Rabbi.
Dr. Jeffrey Beck (Herndon, VA): Emergency room doctor.
Steven Bennof (Herndon, VA): Elementary school teacher (later worked in a laundry after losing his education job).
Brian Emmons (Fort Myers, FL): Sunday school teacher.
Peter Ernandez (Fort Myers, FL): Teen mental health counselor / youth counselor and medical student (studying to be a pediatrician; one of the men who stripped naked).
Fredi Fernandez (Fort Myers, FL): Security guard at Miami National Airport. Clifford Wallach (Fort Myers, FL): Construction worker (brought his son to the sting house).
Lorne Armstrong: Construction worker.
Charles Lawrence III: Accountant and real estate broker (commuted to NYC; later involved in unrelated fraud schemes).
Unnamed math teacher (various mentions, e.g., in some compilations): Junior high/middle school math teacher (teaching license revoked in one case; another worked as a substitute until recognized).
Former church music director (Murphy, TX): Former church music director.
Former police officer (Murphy, TX): Former police officer (in his 60s).
I reiterate
You literally have free search engines that allow you to look it up yourself.
"You have infinite information bro. Why bother ever presenting evidence for anything at all bro?"
Is this really an acceptable standard or do you just want to antagonize someone?
It's ok, we both know the answer.
You understand you, in this situation, you are present the information as fact and it's you duty to back it up. You could have chose one, just one, instead you chose a wall of text with no real evidence. Or, you could have stayed out of it.