Monthly Archives: November 2013
My Son does not Exist – and other things I learned from Intelius
I recently learned that my son doesn’t exist. I was quite surprised to learn this. I brought him home from the hospital 20 years ago, and raised him for 18 years—feeding him, clothing him and comforting him. He is a … Continue reading
The Five who Escaped
In order to believe that Sandy Hook was a hoax, every witness testimony must be discredited. Let’s take a look at some of the questions surrounding one witness, Tricia Gogliettino. Ms. Gogliettino was the woman who found five of the … Continue reading
The Mysterious Christmas Trees at the Firehouse
Lately, I’ve noticed that the Christmas Trees being sold at the Firehouse last December are causing quite a bit of confusion. Here’s some comments posted responding to Sophia Smallstorm’s observation that the trees were “hidden” behind the firehouse, ready to … Continue reading
The Man in the Woods
Many years ago, I woke in the middle of the night to the sounds of a woman’s screams. My husband heard it too, and was already jumping out of bed when I woke. He dashed off into the summer night, … Continue reading
Critical Thinking and Sandy Hook 