Well, it may as well have been his balls:

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The man in question:

These photos were published on an open FB page and the person in question responded to media.His FB account is link on the news article as well.
He has no expectation of privacy.

He describes himself as a "responsible gun owner" who saved up funds for his first gun, a Browning 12-gauge shotgun, from his paper route as a young boy. Since then, guns have been a part of his life, a part that personal experiences and mass shootings made increasingly "harder and harder to justify."
In his post, Elliott identifies relatives and friends who were victims of gun violence, such as his grandmother who committed suicide and the husband of one of his sister's co-workers who was killed in a mass shooting.
Elliott explains that owning a gun makes him feel as though he bears "a portion of the responsibility for our nation's gun violence."
In his post, Elliott identifies relatives and friends who were victims of gun violence, such as his grandmother who committed suicide and the husband of one of his sister's co-workers who was killed in a mass shooting.
Elliott explains that owning a gun makes him feel as though he bears "a portion of the responsibility for our nation's gun violence."
The man in question:

These photos were published on an open FB page and the person in question responded to media.His FB account is link on the news article as well.
He has no expectation of privacy.


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