>A simple look at his phone records should clear that up.

This man would probably prefer to be left alone, and is sorry anything like this ever happened to him. He may even be sorry he talked to the press. Would YOU turn over your personal phone records to prove anything? I mean, you're not in court, are you? Personally I'd be tempted to tell everyone to buzz off. And "buzz" is not the word I'm thinking of.

>Do the neighbors complain about these fly overs?

He lives out in the middle of nowhere.

>Could any wackjob call this guy up and pretend to be The Authorities?

Certainly. But who sent the helicopters? I think he's trying to protect his family right now, not involving them with "statements to the press". Would YOU subject your family to such scrutiny? For what? More ridicule? More disbelief? More threats? More flyovers?

>Why didn't he get pictures if these events?

One, he was out hunting the first time. Two....chopping wood. Three......2:30 am and the choppers woke him up. Frankly, he sounds like a pretty laid back country boy, who you don't mess with. And now the government types have got them in their sights and could already be setting him up to USE him for their dis-info campaign. I wouldn't want to be him right now, and I'm sure you wouldn't want to be him right now either.

Reporter says
>"Instead, the guy comes off looking paranoid."
Riiiight, so shoot the messenger.
That's the mindset of the masses. They haven't got a clue what it's like.