His fake Facebook profile is part of a more than $1 million legal and public relations campaign waged by the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System in its battle with the Nasher Sculpture Center over Museum Tower. The campaign was orchestrated by a $500-per-hour lawyer, executed in part by a former television anchorman and backed by the pension system — a government institution that relies heavily on taxpayer funds. The pension system’s lawyers have predicted that only litigation will resolve the fight over sunlight reflected into the Nasher by the 42-story condominium tower, which the pension system owns.

In the strongest terms possible the Public Relations Society of America, Dallas Chapter repudiates the actions of someone claiming to practice public relations. Re: Museum Tower Skullduggery – ex-newsman Mike Snyder, who admits to creating fake social media accounts, does not represent the PRSA Dallas chapter. He is not a member, never has been a member and never will be a member...Creating fake social media accounts not only violates these principles, it is a serious breach of professional and public trust. Clients should expect public relations experts they engage to help them grow and protect their reputations while conducting themselves with the highest professional integrity. A true public relations practitioner would not put his or her client at risk by exposing them to unethical behavior....Everyone knows there are rogues in every profession. In public relations—as in all walks of life—trust will triumph over deceit every time.

Those are my people! Hurts to miss that one, huh?