Never let Mark Rappaport or Jon Jost leave their junk at your house

Jon Jost has responded to Ray Carney's response. Jost says that Carney is a pathological liar because he incorrectly believed that Jost was married to the woman with whom he had a child and because Carney got mixed up as to which 911 conspiracy theory Jost subscribes to. It turns out that Jost doesn't think that explosives were planted in the buildings, he just thinks that the Bush administration knew all about the attacks and let them happen so they could use it to their advantage. And Jost claims that Carney committed perjury in his depositions although the court didn't seem to notice.

Two people have suggested kickstarter campaigns to raise the money to get the stuff back. Jost hasn't shown the slightest interest. I don't know what Rappaport thinks of the idea.

Jost posted a photo of the stuff in question. It took up more space than Jost suggested earlier. My feeling is that Jost is the type of person who would ask you to store his crap at your house, not the type who would store anything for anyone else. He doesn't recognize it as the slightest imposition even when it goes on for years.