The first teaser trailer for Homelessness: A Sense of Desperation — later Blame Reagan — was released in December of 2011, and told the story of how I ended up homeless in 2010, after the end of a relationship.

3000: The Dead of Winter, the second version of the film, created after I was unhappy with the first film, began production 6 months later on May 4th 2012.

The first film was was based on my homelessness in 2010. The second film was to be based on a month of homelessness in May of 2012. Of course, the second film was scrapped for a 3rd film.

The resulting 3rd film, Blame Reagan was the story of my homelessness from around Thanksgiving of 2012 to mid-March of 2013.

During the production of Blame Reagan, I was registered with the federal government as a chronic homeless disabled person, by Sherri, the former director of the Desert Manna Homeless Shelter, in Barstow, California.

The fund raising project was created in 2018, to fund the development of the director’s cut of Blame Reagan, 5 years after the release of the original film.

During the production of Blame Reagan, I raised exactly $150, which the film has scene in it where a viewer can see me spend the money on socks and food.

Sadly, people fall for these scam videos and bully me over their content, when the reality is, the only people fabricating reality and scamming the public are the people behind the Nowhere Man film.

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