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Statement by Anthony Dream Johnson, 1st President of the Manosphere on Jack Murphy and Mass Murderer Roman McClay
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President Anthony Dream Johnson The 21 Convention LLC
Formal seven page statement on behalf of the manosphere community by President Anthony Dream Johnson regarding the recent events surrounding John Goldman aka "Jack Murphy" and Denver shooting spree killer Lyndon McLeod aka "Roman McClay".

ORLANDO, Fla. & DENVER - PennZone -- 1st President of the Manosphere Anthony Dream Johnson has released a formal seven page statement on the recent issues and events surrounding author John Goldman aka "Jack Murphy" and Colorado shooting spree killer Lyndon McLeod aka "Roman McClay".

This statement concerning recent tragic events in Denver, Colorado can be found here at 21Studios.com as well as at TheManosphere.org here. This statement also addresses the "Liminal Order" men's group founded by Jack Murphy that mass shooter Roman McClay was once a part of.

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The statement can be downloaded here in PDF form.

Previous press releases from Anthony Dream Johnson can be found here.

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