roadkill, the court case revealed that only 2% of the profits went to charity. The rest went into Kyle's and his family's pocket.
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/384176/justice-jesse-ventura-was-right-his-lawsuit-j-delgado/page/0/2
And it seems he lied about a few other things
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/07/30/the-complicated-but-unveriable-legacy-of-chris-kyle-the-deadliest-sniper-in-american-history/
It paints the picture of a man who was a sociopath and a liar.
Lots of bulls**t in this post...
Your conclusion is based upon lousy reporting.
1st, the vast majority of the book royalties remains in an interest bearing account. Kyle's second book has earned close to $400,000 in royalties, and that money is used as income for his wife and kids. You stated that, "The rest went into Kyle's and his family's pocket". No one has made that claim, you just invented it.
Taya Kyle has set up a 501c3 non-profit, the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation assists military couples and families.
2nd, McCoy's article is loaded with inaccuracies. Brandon Webb has stated that Kyle told him that he had also heard that snipers were deployed to New Orleans and had shot at least 30 armed bad guys. Webb stated that Kyle "was clearly bothered by this". Webb is surely reliable. Nowhere did Kyle claim to be involved. Any claims to the otherwise are untrue.
As to the story of shooting two carjackers.... Who knows? No one can prove or disprove the story of several 2nd Ranger Battalion Rangers clearing out drug dealers adjacent to military housing. However, many years later, people still claim that several drug dealers disappeared after threatening retribution on the families of Rangers. My cousin's husband is a retired Lt. Col. formerly commanding a Ranger Regiment, he didn't offer any details, but admitted to having heard the story as well.
As to McCoy's assertion that Kyle's confirmed kill total is in question... Hardly. The Navy credits Kyle with 162 confirmed kills. Hathcock had 93 confirmed, and over 300 claimed.
