And his gloves, mask, two complete wet suits and rubberized underwear. While hogtied. There's a lesson in this, somewhere - but I think the most important one is that being repressed and in public denial can make you do things in private that can get you killed - in ways that are extremely amusing for those not directly involved, and pretty much at the expense of those who "had no idea."Someone is probably going to say "But he seemed so normal."But, well, he was a Liberty University Grad, a Falwell employee and a Republican Evangelical Baptist. So it's not like there weren't hints in the wind.
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