LGBTQ+ activists and extremism researchers say active duty Navy SEAL Bryce Henson threatened them for months before the Navy launched an investigation in November.
Late last year, the Navy launched an investigation into a San Diego SEAL accused of having ties with extremists. KPBS military reporter Andrew Dyer has more on the accusation and the latest in the investigation.
Binkowski covers disinformation and previously worked for fact-checking news sites. She said people only threaten journalists when they're doing a good job. She began tracking Henson last year when he started showing up in Temecula where a new conservative school board took over in late 2022. "I asked him, 'why are you stalking me, why are you calling me?'" Savage said."And he goes, 'well, I've already surveilled your property.'"
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