Oh, look. We have a male posing as a female in a shooting.
The police confirmed Robert Dorgan, 56, as the man who shot his ex-wife, three kids, and a family friend at the Lynch Arena in Pawtucket, RI, on Wednesday.
Dorgan then killed himself.
Dorgan, who went by Roberta, killed two people, and three remain in critical condition.
The ex-wife filed for divorce in 2020, claiming “gender reassignment surgery, narcissistic + personality disorder traits” as grounds for divorce.
I emphasized narcissistic and personality disorder traits for a reason because WPRI buried them in a piece that makes Dorgan sound sympathetic.
But first…do you notice anything about is tattoos?
Considering how the ex-wife described Dorgan, these problems he reportedly suffered raised my eyebrows.
The gender issue started in 2020 with his father-in-law:
In early 2020, Dorgan went to the North Providence Police Department and reported he had recently undergone gender-reassignment surgery and that his father-in-law wanted him out of their North Providence home because of it.Dorgan told police that his father-in-law, who shares the same surname, threatened to “have him murdered by an Asian street gang if he did not move out of the residence,” according to court documents.Dorgan, who said he had lived at the home for seven years, told police that the father-in-law used a derogatory term for transgender individuals to say no such person was “going to stay in my house.”The father-in-law was charged with intimidation of witnesses and victims of crimes and obstruction of the judicial system. Prosecutors later dismissed the charges.
Weirdly enough, WPRI did not share the father-in-law’s side of the story or any statements from the ex-wife.
Dorgan also made accusations against his mother, which the father-in-law supposedly used against him:
Also in 2020, Dorgan accused his mother of assaulting him and acting in a “violent, threatening or tumultuous manner,” according to police records. The mother was charged with simple assault and battery and disorderly conduct, and the case was also a point of contention in the dispute with his father-in-law.An attorney for Dorgan’s mother did not immediately return a call for comment.Dorgan told police his father-in-law “told me that if I did not drop the assault charges against my mother that further retaliation could be expected and that was another reason to have me killed.”The case against his mother was also dismissed, according to court records.
I want to know why WPRI only showed one side of the story, especially since both cases were dismissed.
Something tells me it doesn’t show Dorgan in a decent light.
I’m going to stop now before I go full ginger on society
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