Apologies if this has been covered already, still catching up.
>Jacob Chansley
>Chansley
>Chan Slay
New angle to attack autists, we aren't to be taken seriously because we are supposedly easy to manipulate (this is already a common conception in normies).
Even Musk feeds into this, the narrative I see in ASD communities is "this just proves you can be autistic and still be a bad person".
I'm reading his bio here, not seeing any sort of psych background.
https://www.kwklaw.net/albert-watkins
>Watkins sold hot dogs from a cart during his undergraduate studies and proudly proclaims this undertaking “the best job” he ever had. The father of five, Watkins has no time to waste and enjoys the challenges associated with serving and addressing the needs of clients in a punctilious and committed fashion. Watkins does not hold hands well and admits to being incapable of singing “Kumbaya”. A cancer survivor since 2003, Watkins is proud that “nothing scares [him] anymore.”
Are we aware that Watkins defended the McCloskeys?
>https://abovethelaw.com/2020/06/st-louis-ar-15-couple-hires-lawyer-with-some-disturbing-marketing-material/
>"UPDATE: Watkins has made several changes to his bio, including removing the weird asides to Albert Pujols’s heritage and the mention of a woman’s death by suicide. Credit where it’s due, he made most of the alterations that this article would suggest. "
>https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/the-bio-of-the-lawyer-representing-two-gun-toting-st-louis-attorneys-will-leave-you-speechless/
Watkin's father was apparently big in publishing. Trying to find more on him.
>"His father, Albert G. Watkins, started out as a Broadway actor, then went into ad sales and rose to executive vice president at both Time Inc. and Condé Nast. “He did extremely well in the publishing industry,” says his son, “at a time when the sky was the limit for those with unlimited expense accounts, a willingness to entertain with reckless abandon, and a penchant for selling space.”"
>https://www.stlmag.com/Albert-Uncanned/