Previously on dying for a fight.

Sean's got a buzz cut, a half crooked smile, and he just looks like he's ready to get into some trouble.

He was actually a golden boy. He was the sweetest, most precocious, the kindest little thing.

Towards the end it was like, dude, you're gonna go to prison forever.

I never got to see the body, and I know that it was mangled and gross and whatever, but I needed that closure.

They have the car with the license plate.

The reason his murder is not solved is because of

who he is. This is ridiculous. This is kind of my journey of justice and to prove once and for all

how ridiculous the Portland police are.

Before we get started, a warning.

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So if you look at the video, the one thing is like I was telling people not to be violent. This is Joey Gibson, and he's the leader of a group called Patriot Prayer.

And I was telling people to put their weapons away because I wanted them to be violent.

The them he's talking about is Antifa.

You probably haven't heard of Patriot Prayer if you don't live on the West Coast.

But it's the type of group that coalesced early in the Trump years expressly to oppose

anti-fascists.

Gibson has been getting into street confrontations for years.

So it's surprising to hear him say he has regrets now.

So Mayday is a great, great example. So first, the one regret I have is I was cussing so much.

Gibson is talking about May Day because of what that holiday represents.

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