2001: A Grimm Odyssey

By now, many of you have probably heard that the Grimm Reaper claims to be a first responder on 9/11.  We here at Grimm Reaper put together a video exploring the time line of what Michael Grimm did in 2001 that leaves us with far more questions than adequate answers:

Yesterday, the Daily News published an article about Grimm's business dealings, and how he willingly worked with a convict because "he deserved a second chance."  Which is funny, considering that Michael Grimm's proposals don't even give the middle class one chance, let alone two.

What's the most interesting in this article is this passage:

At his sentencing, a lead agent in the Sept. 11 terror attacks investigation, Mary Galligan, testified Luquis exaggerated his involvement in the 9/11 probe on his resume. Luquis, she told the court, "exploited the national tragedy for personal gain."

We're not saying he's guilty by association, but something does not add up about his story, and the fact that a close business partner also embellished his background on 9/11, we at Grimm Reaper are even more suspicious.  Guess the Grimm Reaper had to learn from somewhere.