Sandy Hook tormentor, who claimed the massacre was a hoax and sent families photos of the children 'all grown up' is arrested for sharing personal information of six-year-old victim's father Wolfgang Halbig, 73, was arrested Monday in Florida and charged with the unlawful possession of another person's identification.
He allegedly shared Leonard Pozner's social security number, date of birth, as well as other information with an extensive list of recipients Pozner's son, Noah, died in the Sandy Hook shooting which Halbig and others have denied happened Halbig claims the shooting was a hoax and the 26 victims are still alive
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What a great portrait of the man that single handedly spoofed Fetzer and many others, under the direction of Cass Sunstein and Alex Jonestein. Well done Wolfy! They heard your howl and came running, never knowing that they were your feast.
You get great researchers on the Hollow-Hoax and 911, and then F it up with Sandy Hook. SH alone keeps so many normies from waking up. Too bad the truth movement can't focus on just a couple of "provable" subjects vs. what Wolfy told you to focus on. Will this picture be available for $5.00 and signed? May be a good way to raise millions!
J.B. Wells was all over this, had a donation button on his website, sent a camera crew up to Connecticut to document all of this, after the arrest, CRICKETS! The donation button is gone from the website, and not a mention on the news segment or the program.
It hurts to be taken in, I guess.
On the other hand, I went back and listened to a few of his comments on Caravan to Midnight, and he makes some pretty compelling points. So, I prefer to keep an open mind on his guilt. I don't know why he would put himself on the firing line like that, and I wonder why that particular photo was chosen to go along with the news story. I did find the story on Wells' news site, without comment. I am waiting to see if JBW will mention it tonight either on YT or on his own show. Halbig was on the show at least a half dozen times, but it will cost you five bucks to hear it.
Only Mark Glenn would celebrate this!
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