Roy Den Hollander: Suspect Named in New Jersey Judge's Family Shootings

[bronxiteforever]

Heavy.com
By Jessica McBride
Updated Jul 20, 2020 at 2:57pm

Roy Den Hollander, a well-known men’s rights attorney and self-described “anti-feminist,” is suspected of being the FedEx uniform-wearing gunman who shot the husband and son of federal Judge Esther Salas in the doorway of the family’s home in North Brunswick, New Jersey.

... Hollander had long involved himself in unusual and publicity seeking men’s rights causes. In 2016, Hollander sued various national news reporters in the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, including Chuck Todd of NBC’s Meet the Press, New York Times’ commentator David Brooks, and Major Garrett of CBS. He accused them of violating the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act by allegedly committing “wire fraud” because he wrote they created and caused “to be broadcast and disseminated false and misleading news reports concerning the Donald J. Trump candidacy for President of the United States.” You can see the full complaint here.

... “Now is the time for all good men to fight for their rights before they have no rights left,” Hollander wrote on his website, according to Daily Beast. On a website where he shared writings, he wrote, “Ammunition for fighting the PCers or Political Commies as well as the Feminists, a.k.a. Feminazis, their sycophants, appeasers, and Feminist opportunist.”


... Hollander Previously Worked on Security Issues in Moscow, His Resume Says... From 1999-2000, he wrote that he worked for Kroll Associates in Moscow, Russia, saying he “managed and upgraded Kroll’s delivery of intelligence and security in the former Soviet Union.” He also worked as an attorney in Russia and Ecuador. “Counseled companies, individuals, and nonprofit organizations in America, Russia, and Ecuador on legal and business issues, including international financing and marketing,” he wrote.

https://heavy.com/news/2020/07/roy-den-hollander/


His lawsuit against news reporters and in favor of Trump illustrates what evil and hate MF45 has planted in our Country.

[Historic NY]

1. He's a real package if you google him.

[still_one]

2. Sounds like a demented POS

[ProfessorGAC]

3. So, He Was A Nutjob.

Then, given the "!liberation" of PINO's usurpation of the WH, he felt emboldened to act on his nutjob tendencies.
Just great.

[bronxiteforever]

6. +1 That is exactly how I read it Professor.

[mr_lebowski]

7. Sounds like a Russian agent to me ...

"Hollander Previously Worked on Security Issues in Moscow, His Resume Says... From 1999-2000, he wrote that he worked for Kroll Associates in Moscow, Russia, saying he “managed and upgraded Kroll’s delivery of intelligence and security in the former Soviet Union.”

[ProfessorGAC]

10. Not Impossible

The connections are suspicious.
But, it may take being a nut, to consider being a foreign asset.

[mr_lebowski]

18. To be clear, they're not at all mutually exclusive ... POTUS is another example (nt)

[Demsrule86]

14. Me too...and he killed himself or someone else made it look like that.

[bronxiteforever]

17. I am going to go with "women hater"

As prime motivator.
“Den Hollander is a notorious "men's rights" attorney, whose vitriolic website and book condemn women in rage-filled terms. In one of his books, he specifically blasted Salas by name as "lazy and incompetent."

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/dead-man-in-ny-may-be-tied-to-killing-of-nj-federal-judges-son-shooting-of-her-husband-sources/2521563/

But you may be right because this is the world we live in.

[mr_lebowski]

19. Not mutually exclusive ideas (nt)

[bronxiteforever]

20. Good point!

[maxrandb]

29. That falls into the talking points

I'm sure he was just a "lone gunman". Nothing to see here. He was obviously "crazy", so...no reason to look into any connections to anyone. He probably just "randomly" targeted a judge who just happened to be looking into some nefarious shit.

[mr_lebowski]

4. Sounds like he's been a Russian Agent trying to tear this country apart for quite some time ... (nt)

[superpatriotman]

15. his resume:

http://www.roydenhollander.com/main/royresume.htm

[dawg day]

5. Sounds like he's dead? This article was hard to glean--

"The suspect in the Judge Salas family shootings died of a possible self-inflicted gunshot wound and was discovered deceased in a car in Sullivan County, New York, CNN reported."

[Turbineguy]

8. What a stupid hill to die on.

And to kill a child to go with it.

[superpatriotman]

9. last week's hit:

Marc Angelucci

https://www.spectator.com.au/2020/07/who-killed-red-pill-lawyer-marc-angelucci-and-why/

On the Saturday before last, July 11, just before 4 pm, my dear and wonderful friend Marc Angelucci was at his home in Glenwood Drive, Cedar Pines Park, California with friends.

There was a knock at the door.

One of his friends’ answered, but the delivery man said he had a package that Angelucci needed to sign for.

Marc went to the door.

Shots were fired.

A car sped away.

His friends called for help.

Paramedics arrived.

Angelucci was pronounced dead at the scene.

[bronxiteforever]

12. +1 very interesting! Could be his killing too!

Thanks

[blogslut]

26. Except that dead lawyer was an MRA advocate

Last edited Mon Jul 20, 2020, 06:53 PM - Edit history (1)

That doesn't make sense for it to be the same killer

UPDATE: Huh. Apparently the guy maybe is suspected of killing the Red Pill lawyer. That's curious.

Den Hollander comes under scrutiny a week after the violent death of another prominent men’s rights figure—Marc Angelucci, an attorney who worked on similar cases to Hollander and who was shot dead at his house. The San Bernardino Sheriff’s Office said Monday that no arrests have been made in Angelucci’s death.

One law-enforcement source said papers that mentioned Angelucci were found in or around Den Hollander’s car, though the nature of them was not clear and would not necessarily be unusual for one men’s rights attorney to have documents that named another...

[malaise]

11. So the person who killed the judge's son and left her husband in critical condition

is a full blown MAGAt - I'm shocked I tell you...shocked!

His 'suicide' is even more interesting.

[bronxiteforever]

13. +1 exactly.Spouting "fake news" &Limbaugh's feminazi

bile. Nothing but MAGATs hate and violence and chaos.

[Cognitive_Resonance]

24. and a resume plastered with references to Russia, Russia, Russia nt

[malaise]

27. Saw that

unbelievable

[yellowcanine]

16. Holy shit. Putin's fingers are all over this. M.O fits as well. Find a stooge then "suicide" him.

And what did Trump know and when did he know it?

[triron]

23. And Barr.

[lame54]

21. How do we know he was the shooter and...

And not someone they shoved into a Fed-Ex uniform

[triron]

22. So a Trumper. Did Barr recruit him?

[Thomas Hurt]

25. I originally thought this was just a "ordinary" crime, as far as that goes...

but now it is looking like a Trumper whackjob snapped and killed people.

Further yet this guys ties to Russia and the judge being assigned the Deutschbank case makes this stink even worse.

I will take off my tinfoil beanie now.

[Ms. Toad]

28. So - since my job is making more lawyers . . .

and I've been spending quite a bit of time trying to convince the powers that be that the bar exam does not really measure minimum competency (and it's time to try a diploma privilege) . . . This attorney (who presumably passed at least one bar exam) is Exhibit A in my case.

Passing a bar exam does not inherently demonstrate legal competency. (The flip side of which is that there are tons of highly skiled people with a JD degree who simply have problems with standardized tests. But those folks in Wisconsin who get paid to write the bar exam - despite most of them having never taken a bar exam are digging their nails in tight to make sure the pandemic does not impair their cash cow (offering 4 exams this summer/fall, instead of the usual 1). Not that I'm cynical, or anything. /rant off.

[Thunderbeast]

30. So...I am supposed to believe....?

Judge assigned to Deutchebank case where discovery may uncover links between Trump, Republicans, and Russian loan underwriting (money laundering).

Shooter attacks family. Found to be SuperMagat who also happens to have professional connections to Russian Intelligence.

Shooter found dead by an assumed suicide a day later.

...and the conclusion is that he was mentally I'll and angry with women?

I am no Hercule Poirot, but I am twisting my moustache and waddling with my cane to a more obvious conclusion. This is not "tinfoil hat" territory. Pretty good chance that Putin orchestrated this movie.

[bluedigger]

31. Whackjob perp dead of a self inflicted wound.

You couldn't make it more neat and convenient if you wrote it. End of story. Well done.