What a asshole.

[HairOfTheDog]

Police have said the man did not do such work for the government.

Yeah . . . the police WOULD reveal this info only if it were true!

That statement attributed to police made me laugh too. If police did know, I agree they wouldn't likely come out and scream it to the press.

But, if Lash really was a super secret undercover government operative -- of either the human, alien or hybrid variety -- I don't think the government would have sent an FYI memo to the local police informing them of such in the first place.

Anyway, whatever he was doing for money, Jeffrey Alan Lash did not leave an obvious trail.

Shirley Anderson, Lash's dad's domestic partner for decades, told the Los Angeles Times that Lash had grown up in a modest neighborhood in Westchester with a pianist mother and microbiologist father who owned a medical laboratory. Lash dropped out of UCLA in the mid-1980s and was a “loner,” Anderson told the newspaper. Anderson said she was unaware of any independent wealth that would allow Lash to purchase millions of dollars in weaponry.

An attorney who represented Lash in 2009 also called his client’s behavior strange. Lash was charged with misdemeanor possession of a concealed weapon after being stopped by Culver City police, according to court documents. Because Lash had the ammunition and firearms in his vehicle properly stowed, the case was dropped, the attorney said. Lash refused to give any contact information to the law firm, and would call once per day to get an update on the case, according to the lawyer.

A third lawyer, Robert Rentzer, told KTLA he had represented Lash for nearly 20 years, often in connection with his client’s firearms. Lash was simply a gun collector and very private man, Rentzer said. However, Rentzer also claims to be in the dark as to how Lash accumulated what is now being estimated at $5,000,000 USD worth of guns and ammo.




And, the only photo available of Lash ^ is apparently a duplicate of a driver's license photo from 20 years ago.

This true story really does feel like an episode of Burn Notice or something.

Ref: http://ktla.com/2015/07/23/jeffrey-alan-...ons-cache/