Bob Burns III (1935) American film historian and actor
Video Exclusive: Interview With Bob Burns https://makeupmag.com/video-exclusive-interview-with-bob-burns-2/ (October 29, 2013)
“I’m usually an Armani guy if I can be, but I went from jeans into one of the nicest $99 suits I had seen, plus a tie, pocket square, and socks,” says Leiderman. “I got the shoes and belt at a Ross [Dress for Less store] in between the tailor and the courthouse. The guys that worked security were impressed.”
As stated in, Living in a Police State. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/12/anon-on-the-run-how-commander-x-jumped-bai/3/
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