An interesting point brought up by @ZTPetrizzo - The account that tweeted out photos of the Burkman raid was created last month and had zero previous tweets.
Given Burkman and Wohl's tracks record, I'd be a bit skeptical until the FBI confirms the raid. dailydot.com/debug/jack-bur…
A password reset attempt for the Twitter account that first tweeted out the photos of the alleged FBI raid on Jack Burkman shows that the account was created with the email ja*******@g****.***
A Virginia man tells the Daily Beast that he participated in the 'raid' after responding to a Craigslist ad seeking actors to play FBI agents for a television pilot.
In other words, the raid was staged by Burkman and Wohl.
thedailybeast.com/jacob-wohl-sta…
It appears @FordFischer has confirmed that Wohl's cell phone number ends in 91, which would match the data linked to the newly-created Twitter account that first tweeted images of the fake raid.
It also looks like Wohl has alluded to @FordFischer that he did indeed run the account that first tweeted images of the fake raid.
The email that registered the account appears to be "jacobkmra@gmail.com," which would line up with the partial email on the password reset page.
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