From 2003 to 2005, he was hangin' with U.N. peacekeepers in Central Africa, taking pictures of "displaced people", "traditional and modern Congolese dancers" as well as "children." Maybe those U.N. peacekeepers showed him the ropes.
As of '02, his name appeared on the Inactive membership roster of the Florida Bar Journal.
In May, 2000, he was published in the Miami New Times applauding Janet Reno for ordering the capture of Elian Gonzalez. In fact, his letter to the editor appealed directly to the Clinton Attorney General: "Janet Reno, you are welcome at my Miami home anytime."
A KRT Wire Service photo dated Nov 27, 1997, and captioned "Herald Gons Nachman, foreground, relaxes on the clothing optional beach at Miami-Dade's Haulover Beach, was "recently removed from our collection", according to HighBeam Research, a photo research aggregation site.
While in Kinshasa, he was with the "U.S. Stars Soccer Team" of the American Embassy against the U.S. Embassy team from Brazzaville, but was listed as "not having gone to Brazza." [n'est pas allé à Brazza.]
In a nudism site unsuitable for family viewing on FR, our boy is pictured in 1993 full frontal — except for one naughty bit — promoting his University of Pennsylvania Naturist Student Association. "Nude Student Association began in 1993 after Gons Nachman, then a first-year student at Penn Law School, staged a nude demonstration in defense and demonstration of freedom of expression for the school's First Amendment Day", the article says. According to this source, Nachman was damned with faint praise upon graduation, "receiving honors as 'most memorable student' of his graduating class for his naturist work."
where did you find all that?