AJ TPTK NL400 facing river reraise

PokerStars Game #16137856085: Hold'em No Limit ($2/$4) - 2008/03/21 - 10:44:58 (ET)
Table 'Appella' 6-max Seat #6 is the button
Seat 1: nemmad ($400 in chips)
Seat 2: partyboiii ($534.55 in chips)
Seat 3: donkydynamit ($556.10 in chips)
Seat 4: monkmask ($1175.10 in chips)
Seat 5: king7410 ($592.30 in chips)
Seat 6: Lloydbanks87 ($382 in chips)
nemmad: posts small blind $2
partyboiii: posts big blind $4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to nemmad
donkydynamit: folds
monkmask: folds
king7410: folds
Lloydbanks87: raises $8 to $12
nemmad: calls $10
partyboiii: folds
*** FLOP ***
nemmad: checks
Lloydbanks87: bets $12
nemmad: calls $12
*** TURN ***
nemmad: checks
Lloydbanks87: bets $28
nemmad: calls $28
*** RIVER ***
nemmad: bets $108
Lloydbanks87: raises $108 to $216

I had some discussion about the hand on pokernews and i would have some advice of some expert here how you would play this hand.

Villain is an unknown and this is one of my NL400 shots.

I would like what you guys think of donkbet flop, donkbet turn, or donkbet river. Or Check-raise flop or whatever.

I make a big bet on river to let Villain think im buying the pot with a missed flush draw. And if you guys call river.

1) if villain isn't a nit i'd reraise pf
2) if villain is a nit i'd be c/cing down and trying to showdown as cheaply as possible
3) why lead out river if you dunno what you're doing vs a raise?

assuming villain is an unknown, i'd repop pf, raise flop, and with the way you played flop/turn just c/c river

You guys think you don't have reverse implied odds raising AJ here?

bump

c/r flop play for stacks
c/c riv if you c/c first 2 srteets

as played fold but thats a pretty awful bet imo