Malignant Freak: Trans Shooter’s Dark Social Media Footprint

The gender-confused man who murdered his wife and son at a Rhode Island hockey game defended men in women’s bathrooms, said transgender people go “BESERK” when criticized, and urged the Right to welcome “conservative trans people,” a review of his social media reveals 

The X posts of shooter Robert Dorgan, who called himself “Roberta,” suggest that he adhered to a disjointed belief system that blended transgender ideology, Jew hatred, Nazi iconography, and pornography, as well as some standard conservative views. The posts give a picture of Dorgan’s twisted mental state in the weeks leading up to the deadly attack at a high school hockey game in Pawtucket.

During the attack, Dorgan killed himself, his ex-wife, Rhonda Dorgan and their adult son, Aidan, and left Rhonda Dorgan’s parents and family friend Thomas Geruso injured. Court records from 2020 show that Dorgan’s wife filed for divorce, initially citing “gender reassignment surgery, narcissistic + personality disorder traits” as the reason before crossing them out and writing “irreconcilable differences.”

Just one day before he opened fire in Pawtucket, Dorgan posted on X that transgender people go “berserk” because of criticism of their identity. 

Responding to Christian actor Kevin Sorbo’s post on X that transgender-identifying Rep. “Sarah” McBride was a man, Dorgan posted, “Keep bashing us. but do not wonder why we Go BERSERK.” He added in another post, “Go f your mutha.”