"SX doesn't seem to be afraid of talking to authorities - but he does seem unhappy that he might exposed at work, there could be a problem there. I would imagine his coworkers are not aware to his entire history and he would prefer to keep it that way. Can't say I blame him."jameson,
That's right, and no one is blaming SX if he is unhappy about the prospect of coworkers becoming aware of his entire history. But it is simply unrealistic, if he were to think this information will not get passed around among and to people he works with and to people having the surname Gigax.
Many persons who have the rare Gigax surname are, as is evidenced on the web, productive, contributing members of society, known locally and in some cases well beyond their locales.
It even seems that Gary Gygax, inventor of D&D, if I have this right, because I know nothing about D&D, claims that Gigax is one variant of Gygax, the original Swiss name.
Up until now, we only knew that SX had a web site, that you confirmed the report that the web site was his, where Nazi jewelry is/was sold. So that doesn't seem to be a job with "co-workers," but perhaps it could be. Then there's the problem of multiple addresses and phone numbers and such, at least a couple of which, if not more, are dubious and/or bogus.
I'm still guessing that relatives of his, responsible people, are, if not actually involved in his coming forward, are a motivation for his coming forward.
All it would take would be for a web-surfer to come upon a thread about JSG, recognize the name, and call his friend Mr. or Ms. Gigax to inquire. I think the word would travel fast after that, especially in or to Indiana.