“Congratulations, you found two middle-aged, jowly, white guys in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Remarkable!” – David Wheeler, CBS News interview, September 23, 2018

Certainly any sane, rational human being would struggle to choose the single most batshit insane component of the thoroughly preposterous and downright repulsive Sandy Hook hoax theory. There are simply too many to choose from, and they’re all just so, so dumb. Here are just a couple of examples:

For me, the profoundly stupid claim that some of the victims – or, as the story goes, some of the child actors who played them (before disappearing forever) – magically aged five years in two short months and then performed alongside Jennifer Hudson at Super Bowl XLVII is the clear-cut winner here. Hands down. The whole thing is just too bonkers, top to bottom. But coming in at a very close second is another absurdity that has a lot in common with the aforementioned Super Bowl babble (such as logical gaps so large that you could drive a couple of bucket-wheel excavators through them, side-by-side; a healthy dose of Prosopagnosia; and of course the nonsensical belief that the Obama administration, or whichever bogeyman is alleged to have been responsible for orchestrating such incredible theater, was able to rope hundreds if not thousands of people into their grand scheme, only to risk it all by re-using “actors” in different, prominent “roles”), and that is the claim that David Wheeler, father of six year-old victim Benjamin Wheeler, played the part of both grieving father and FBI Special Agent on the day of the shooting.

Ridiculous on its face, the myth has somehow endured, even in the face of extensive and irrefutable evidence to the contrary. In fact, its continued presence has even resulted in a lawsuit, which I’ll discuss a bit later.

First, let’s start with the photo that birthed this particular goofball claim:

Despite having a good many of his identifying features – such as his eyes, chin, jawline, forehead, and hair – obscured by his helmet and sunglasses, conspiracy theorists were immediately and absolutely certain that this man was not a real Agent from the FBI, but David Wheeler, seen here with his wife, Francine:

Once again ignoring the Sagan standard (which is the assertion that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence), the space cadets that populate the Sandy Hook denier cult chose not to do even the most rudimentary research and instead immediately began their usual campaign of spamming YouTube with their usual disgusting and slanderous twaddle:

And that’s just one example. There are of course plenty more to be found on YouTube, where lax monetization policies make it all too simple for these lying dinks to make a couple of bucks peddling their fairy tales. But the truth, while less exciting and therefore much less popular a subject on the video sharing platform, couldn’t be any easier to find. That is assuming that you actually want to find it.

Is this David Wheeler?

No, of course it isn’t.

So then who is it?

Towards the end of this video, taken from Getty Images and used by a great number of conspiracy theorists (although they often very mysteriously cut the footage just before this point), we can see this Agent’s last name printed on a patch, located on the back of his uniform:

This can be seen a bit more clearly in the following photo:

It reads:

ALDENBERG
NH-24

As it turns out, this not-much-of-a-mystery man is one William B. Aldenberg, a legitimate Special Agent employed by the New Haven (hence the NH in NH-24) division of the FBI. Special Agent Aldenerg is a fifteen year veteran of the force who has been involved in a number of high profile investigations involving everything from drug trafficking to public corruption.

How do we know that William Aldenberg responded to the shooting at Sandy Hook School that day?

In July of 2014, Special Agent William Aldenberg was one of 300 people honored by the Connecticut State Police for their help in shooting’s aftermath. He is listed here, under “Law Enforcement Support Personnel (State Police Troopers & Dispatchers, FBI, paramedics)”:

Law Enforcement Support Personnel (State Police Troopers & Dispatchers, FBI, paramedics)

FBI Special Agent William Aldenberg

William Aldenberg’s presence that day is further corroborated by Trooper Daniel Jewiss of the Connecticut State Police in a witness statement included in the State’s final report (Book 6, 00251204.pdf) on the shooting:

How do we know that William Aldenberg is a real FBI agent?

In addition to his inclusion in the aforementioned ceremony, there is abundant evidence of his employment with the FBI all over the Internet, freely available to all. Here are examples which go all the way back to 2005:

February 2nd, 2005:

“FBI Special Agents Robert E. Bornstein and William B. Aldenberg took the lead as the wiretaps progressed from lower level street dealers to what O’Connor called the ‘big fish’.”

July 20th, 2005:

“According to lengthy affidavits filed by FBI Agent William Aldenberg, the two men and suppliers with whom they spoke via cellphones used code words to mask their transactions. The drugs were referred to alternately as ‘rice,’ ‘rice and beans,’ ‘roosters,’ or ‘bling bling’.”

September 14th, 2007:

“The FBI calls it a difficult case.

‘Essentially,’ says Special Agent Bill Aldenberg, ‘the man just disappeared off the face of the Earth.’”

August 12th, 2011:

“Ward, who now lives in Kentucky, spent hundreds of hours investigating the case. When the FBI got involved Ward said he shared all his information with FBI agent Bill Aldenberg, and was immediately shut out of the case.”

This 2011 document lists Agent Aldenberg as a member of the FBI Violent Crime/Gang Task Force, having participated in “Operation Northern Strike”:

FBI Special Agent Bill Aldenberg
FBI Special Agent Genaro Medina
FBI Special Agent Ryan James
FBI Special Agent Christian Roccia

May 30th, 2012:

“I, William B. Aldenberg, a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, New Haven Division, having been duly sworn, state:

I have been employed as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”) since July 2002. While being trained as a Special Agent of the FBI, I have received training on how to investigate matters of public corruption, including attending the FBI’s basic public corruption course at the FBI Academy located in Quantico, Virginia. Furthermore, I have assisted other FBI Agents on public corruption investigations, to include interviewing witnesses and suspects, and executing arrest warrants and search warrants.”

June 2nd, 2012:

“A federal affidavit filed Thursday by FBI Special Agent William Aldenberg laid out details of the undercover operation”

June 12th, 2012:

“Indications to that suspicion are contained in FBI Special Agent William Aldenberg’s affidavit filed May 30 in support of Braddock’s arrest. In it, Aldenberg disclosed that, on April 26, an unnamed co-conspirator began recording phone calls for the FBI.”

June 19th, 2012:

“An affidavit filed by FBI Special Agent William B. Aldenberg claims at least $20,000 in fraudulent campaign donations was funneled through Braddock.”

June 19th, 2014:

“The Financial Fraud and Public Corruption Unit Award was presented to FBI Special Agents William Aldenberg, Stacy Bowery, Matthew McPhillips, and Jeffrey Waterman, whose investigative efforts led to the successful prosecution of eight individuals who engaged in a scheme to direct illegal contributions into the campaign of a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives.”

October 30th, 2014:

Special Agent Aldenberg is listed as a media contact in a DOJ press release announcing a telephone hotline for election fraud.

How do we know that someone wasn’t impersonating Special Agent Aldenberg that day?

Back in 2007 Special Agent Aldenberg sat down for an interview with Tracy Smith of the “Early Show” on CBS to discuss the case of a missing person by the name of William Smolinski Jr. Video of the full segment was previously available online when I had originally written this entry, but now appears to be gone. Thankfully I was able to capture a number of stills from the appearance before it disappeared, giving an almost entirely (save for the glasses) unobstructed view of Mr. Aldenberg’s facial features:

Now that we know what Special Agent Aldenberg of the New Haven division of the FBI looks like (or at least what he looked like back in 2007), we can compare him to the Agent seen at Sandy Hook.

Starting with a cropped version of a single frame taken from the CBS interview, we can place it side-by-side with another cropped photo of the Agent in question. The latter is significant because the perspective of the head is very similar:

Even with the unfortunate quality – which is still light years better than most of the intentionally blurred photos propagated by deniers – it’s clear that this is a match.

With that said, as useful as stills from Special Agent Aldenberg’s “Early Show” appearance have been in debunking this nonsense, their age and condition certainly make them less-than-ideal. After all, men’s faces can age quite a bit in five years. That’s why I’ve never stopped searching for clearer, more recent material. And that’s how I found the following…

On July 22nd, 2012 – less than five months before the events at Sandy Hook – William Aldenberg participated in the Ironman Lake Placid triathlon in Lake Placid, New York. This according to the Albany Running Exchange website, which lists Special Agent Aldenberg’s results and shows him as competing in the male 40-44 division:

Using this information, I was able to locate approximately two dozen photos of Special Agent Aldenberg participating in this triathlon:

Of those photos, I found the following two to be most relevant to the topic at hand:

The first photo shows him as he’s about to begin the cycling portion of the triathlon:

Beyond the obvious physical similarities, the most interesting detail about this photo is that Special Agent Aldenberg appears to be wearing the same exact sunglasses/photochromic lenses that he wore at Sandy Hook:

The second photo shows Special Agent Aldenberg as he approaches the final finish line. For comparison’s sake, I’ve placed it side-by-side with a photo of him at Sandy Hook less than six months later:

These triathlon photos, on top of the wealth of evidence we’ve already covered, makes it abundantly clear that FBI Agent William Aldenberg and the FBI agent seen at Sandy Hook Elementary School on December 12th, 2012 are one in the same. But of course “abundantly clear” is never good enough for deniers, and that leads us to…

How do we know that David Wheeler and Special Agent William Aldenberg are not the same person?

As we’ve seen elsewhere on this site, and as we’ve learned from anthropometrist/biometricist and author Joelle Steele in her book “Face to Face: Analysis and Comparison of Facial Features to Authenticate Identities of People in Photographs”, ears are nearly as unique to each person as fingerprints. In fact, it’s been argued that they could make for better unique IDs than fingerprints. So when comparing faces in photographs, if the ears do not match, then there can be no doubt that you’re looking at different people. The comparison can stop there. And in this case, it doesn’t take an expert like Joelle to realize that the ears do not match. Let’s take a closer look.

First, a photo of the man we now know is Special Agent William Aldenberg at Sandy Hook School, cropped from the very first photo and coupled with an extreme close-up of his right ear:

Now let’s compare it to David Wheeler’s right ear (far right, cropped from this photo):

The photos speak for themselves. These ears clearly differ in a number of significant ways that should be immediately obvious to anyone. These differences are most noticeable in the lobe and antihelix (see this diagram for an explanation of ear anatomy). David Wheeler has a much smaller lobe that sticks closer to the head while William Aldenberg’s is larger, substantially more round, and extends away from the head (this is not due to any helmet strap, as some deniers have desperately suggested). William Aldenberg’s antihelix has a softer curve and is more c-shaped while David Wheeler’s is almost triangular, like a backwards “l”. It is demonstrably not the same ear, therefore it is impossible that this is the same person, and no mentally sound individual could in good faith argue otherwise.

So based on the ears alone, there is no way that this is David Wheeler. But does that mean that this is Special Agent William Aldenberg? Are his ears a match? Of course if you’ve been paying attention for any length of time, then you already know how this one is going to play out.

While we never get a clear view of William Aldenberg’s right ear in his “Early Show” interview, we do in one of the two triathlon photos, and are able to see that the similarities – again particularly in the lobe and antihelix – are striking:

These ears belong to the same person. And while these similarities are conclusive, that’s not the end of the physical evidence.

Unlike his eyes, chin, and head, Special Agent Aldenberg’s nose and mouth are not obscured in either of our exemplar photographs, and can therefore be shown to be another match. And as seen in his “Early Show” interview as well as in his triathlon photos, William Aldenberg has a distinctive crease or scar in between his chin and his lower lip, on the right side of his mouth. We can see this same mark (and glasses) in the photos of Special Agent Aldenberg at Sandy Hook:

There are also two distinctive, nearly vertical moles on the left side of his face:

As well as a mole on the right side of his nose, as seen in the left and center photos below. David Wheeler, shown on the far right, has no such mole:

David Wheeler, on the other hand, has a mole on the right side of his face that is nowhere to be found on any photo of William Aldenberg:

Both men also have very different nasolabial folds, also known as smile or laugh lines. These lines are very short on the agent seen at Sandy Hook, matching those seen on William Aldenberg:

But the smile lines on David Wheeler extend all the way down to his lips:

Finally, in case you haven’t noticed, the agent seen at Sandy Hook is bald. As bald as can be. This can be seen in the “name tag” photos from much earlier (look at the area between his helmet and his strap), but is far more obvious in the following video still, which comes from the Wall Street Journal and shows Aldenberg and another agent gearing up in the parking lot of the Newtown Senior Center:

This is further corroborated by the following photo sequence showing Agent Aldenberg putting on his helmet as he heads up Dickinson Drive towards the school (you’ll need to click an image to enlarge it in a new tab):

As well as this photo – taken from behind, though it is clearly him – of Agent Aldenberg standing with an unidentified female agent, again on Dickinson Drive:

Now you probably don’t need me to tell you that, as seen in his his “Early Show” interview as well as the photos from the triathlon, William Aldenberg is also very bald. David Wheeler of course is not.

One thing both men do have in common is that on May 23rd, 2018, they joined twelve other plaintiffs in filing a defamation lawsuit against Alex Jones, InfoWars, Wolfgang Halbig, Cory Sklanka, and five others for their roles in, among other things, perpetuating this exact nonsense. You can read the text of the lawsuit here. Here are the portions relevant to this entry and Mr. Aldenberg:

Page 3:

28. Plantiff William Aldenberg was a first responder to Sandy Hook Elemetary School on December 14th, 2012, and was depicted in iconic photographs and video footage from those events. He has been antagonized by some of the defendants and their followers, who claim that he is a crisis actor. He resides in Worcester County, Massachusetts.

Page 8:

D. It also published images, texts, and video asserting that plaintiffs Williams Aldenberg and David Wheeler are in fact the same person, who is a crisis actor.

Page 8:

72. Halbig has also published Facebook posts containing images and texts asserting that plaintiffs William Aldenberg and David Wheeler are in fact the same person, and that person is a crisis actor. His Facebook page continues to display those publications.

In addition to my previous points, this obviously presents a serious dilemma for those still desperately holding onto the belief that either A) William Aldenberg never responded to the shooting and his identity has been stolen by David Wheeler (who is also a plaintiff in this case), or B) William Aldenberg doesn’t exist and is simply a character played by David Wheeler. If either were the case (and of course they’re not), how in the world do you explain William’s involvement as a plaintiff? And alongside Wheeler, nonetheless.

Finally, over four years after this entry was originally published, we have William Aldenberg himself confirming, under oath, that he is indeed the very real FBI agent depicted in these photos:

So there you have it. This man is unquestionably Special Agent William B. Aldenberg of the FBI, and absolutely, positively not David Wheeler. And as much as I would love to believe otherwise, I know that this will not be the last see of this particular zombie myth. Because while some Sandy Hook deniers are simply naive, most of them are very seriously mentally ill. Some of them have even managed to spin these delusions into a lucrative side business by creating monetized videos, writing books, and fundraising ad infinitum, so they are extremely unlikely to ever abandon this nonsense as it has become a revenue stream for them. But what I have presented you with are the facts and they are indisputable, which is why most of their counterarguments boil down to absurdities such as “well, I still think that this guy looks like David Wheeler, therefore he is David Wheeler”. Or “I don’t think he’s holding his gun correctly!” Or even “the strap on his helmet – the one that doesn’t touch his ears – are actually pushing his ears in such a way that they just look exactly like William Aldenberg’s ears!” Hell, I’ve even had multiple people suggest to me that he cannot possibly be a real FBI agent because he’s wearing sunglasses (this in spite of the fact that a number of other agents wore sunglasses that day, such as those seen here, here, and here). It’s almost unbelievable, but in their attempt to make sense of what happened on December 14th, 2012, they’re desperately grasping at straws. Unfortunately for them, they continue to come up empty.

89 Thoughts on “Did Sandy Hook Parent David Wheeler Play An FBI Agent On December 14th, 2012?

  1. christian on August 29, 2016 at 7:57 am said:

    are you dumb?

    • Shill Murray on September 6, 2016 at 2:43 pm said:

      Are you asking me if I’m “dumb” because I have looked at all of the available evidence (as well as utilized common sense) and accepted the well-established fact that this is veteran FBI agent William Aldenberg – a man who not only looks identical to the man seen wearing Aldenberg’s tactical gear in the photos and videos from that day, but was recognized by the Connecticut State Police for his role in the response to the shooting – and not David Wheeler?

      • Jeff Cramer on February 11, 2017 at 8:01 am said:

        I would to see a photo of FBI agent William Aldenberg! I have seen CNN interviews with some of the parents the day of incident and seen parents ask the TV crew if the looked sad enough as if it was a complete acting job. I’m not a gun activist or anyone who wants to take gun away. I truly believe that our government lies and uses any means to distort the truth. I do also think that this would be very difficult to keep so many people silenced. I guess there are not enough truthful people left in this world. I have lot all faith in the media and the government.

        • Shill Murray on February 11, 2017 at 8:37 pm said:

          You’ve already seen multiple pictures of William Aldenberg, because he’s the one that responded to the shooting. That is plainly him, and his presence there they day is corroborated by the final report. But here’s another clear photo of him, with his name spelled out for you on the screen, from the Early Show:

          http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-E9f7jVxhqVc/VoNdp70E1UI/AAAAAAAAB7w/i3Wsv4NRs-Q/s1600/aldenberg25.PNG

          I’m not sure what else you want or need at this point. In a theory that really hinges upon the absurd, the idea that they had to “reward” David Wheeler by allowing him to assume the identity of an actual, verifiable FBI agent, and then allow him to be photographed in such a state (and all of this after already paying him millions, as the story goes) is one of the more preposterous, probably second only to the fairy tale about the victims performing at the Super Bowl (while magically aging four years).

          So you don’t believe a single thing that the “media” – the entirety of the world’s media outlets – has to say, but you believe discredited hucksters like Wolfgang Halbig, who can barely form a coherent English sentence? Or James Fetzer, a man who believes every event throughout history, including the moon landing, has been faked (and can sell you a book about it in the process)? Or Alex Jones? Why? Based on what? And do you similarly refuse to believe the dozens of eyewitnesses, those who lost children in the shooting, the statements of the responding officers and emergency personnel, etc? Again, why?

          Speaking of the media, I would like to see this clip of “parents” asking a television crew if they appear “sad enough”. Because it sounds entirely made up.

      • Markus Allen on May 8, 2017 at 8:23 pm said:

        Wrong! There is a brief exposed video clip that indicates David Wheeler and William Aldenberg. Regardless of what you believe or what your agenda is and my actual view (as I can see this as plain as day) That this means that by your statement Aldenburg is jeopardizing by-standers by his mishandling a firearm. Maybe he was tired? Are you for real? That is about the most absurd shill remark I have yet to see on any blog! An idiot making excuses for mishandling a sniper weapon. ROFFL. Safety 2nd. Rest comes first. You moronic shills are fling around here like dog dick gnats! Fuckin pathetic to say the least.

        • Shill Murray on May 10, 2017 at 2:47 am said:

          There is a brief exposed video clip that indicates David Wheeler and William Aldenberg.

          The video indicates them? Are you sure you don’t mean implicates? Because that certainly makes much more sense. And where is this mystery video? Does it explain why the two men very clearly have different facial features (remember that ears are nearly as unique as fingerprints, and their ears do not match), body types, hairstyles (as in one has hair and the other does not), etc? Does it explain how it has been confirmed that there is an FBI agent by the name of William Aldenberg who is on record (as per the final report) as having responded to the shooting? Does it explain how that William Aldenberg looks exactly like the man in the photos/videos? Probably not, because if it did, you likely would have shared it. Or maybe you were too caught up in crafting these sick burns (what is with you types and schoolyard insults?) that you simply forgot.

          Regardless of what you believe or what your agenda is

          What I believe and my agenda are one in the same: the truth.

          That this means that by your statement Aldenburg is jeopardizing by-standers by his mishandling a firearm.

          Which bystanders? And how is he jeopardizing them? His finger is not on the trigger. When I spoke to former Marine Chris Hernandez – who served in Afghanistan – about holding a weapon in this manner, he said, “His hand is wrapped around the magazine well and front of the mag. Lazy, but still believable.” Are you going to tell me, with a straight face, that law enforcement has never been lazy, therefore this man can’t possibly be in law enforcement (despite the fact that we know for a fact that he is). Is that your argument? Is this militia man not holding his rifle in the same exact manner?

          http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Citizen-militia-undeterred-by-shooting-incident-5729635.php#photo-6643862

          Maybe you’ll tell me that’s also David Wheeler!

          You moronic shills are fling around here like dog dick gnats! Fuckin pathetic to say the least.

          Typical denier numbnuts: short on facts, long on schoolyard insults. Why make an attempt to refute what I’ve written here when you can just carry on like an angry child?

      • Normal Cy on August 15, 2018 at 1:45 pm said:

        This is the dumbest thing I have ever seen. The InfoWars lawsuit brought me here. I’m glad I didn’t read through this nonsense in full, but just the fact that you are comparing ears between two photos is hilarious in the sickest way possible. It’s obvious to anyone with half a brain that the agent’s helmet strap is pushing his ear out from behind, as well as distorting his face slightly in the front. This is logic, not conspiracy. Those guys put those helmets on tight. Secondly, a good childhood friend works for the FBI and was there the day of the shooting. I spoke to him afterwords and he was extremely disturbed. He couldn’t really talk about it, but it was one of the most troubling things he had ever experienced in his career. Of all the things to get worked up over, I seriously don’t get this one. I hope those families bleed Alex dry, and I hope they come after this site and sites like it.

        • Shill Murray on August 15, 2018 at 7:49 pm said:

          I’m glad I didn’t read through this nonsense in full

          Maybe you should try, because I’m not sure you get it.

          the fact that you are comparing ears between two photos is hilarious in the sickest way possible

          Ears Could Make Better Unique IDs Than Fingerprints”

          Ears: The New Fingerprints?

          “7 Surprising Biometric Identification Methods”

          It’s obvious to anyone with half a brain that the agent’s helmet strap is pushing his ear out from behind

          1) That’s not how these tactical helmets work. They do not push your ear forward. Look at photos of the other agents wearing helmets; the straps do not even touch their ears.
          2) Do you believe William Aldenberg to be wearing some sort of invisible tactical helmet that is “pushing his ear out” during his “Early Show” appearance? How else would you explain the fact that his ear lobes are exactly as they appear in the SWAT photos?
          3) How would a strap “pushing your ear out” also change the appearance of the antitragus and antihelix? And change them in such a way that they would perfectly match the ears of another man?

          as well as distorting his face slightly in the front

          Right. Did this magical strap also add two moles to his face as well as shorten his nasolabial folds?

          Secondly, a good childhood friend works for the FBI and was there the day of the shooting. I spoke to him afterwords and he was extremely disturbed. He couldn’t really talk about it, but it was one of the most troubling things he had ever experienced in his career.

          Definitely sounds legit.

          I hope those families bleed Alex dry, and I hope they come after this site and sites like it.

          Why would they come after this site? Again, maybe you should’ve read the entire article, but you do realize I’m debunking these conspiracy theories, correct?

      • What about Robby fisher I think his name was?? Laughing before he came out to do a live interview the day after his kid supposedly got killed. Had to get in character on live TV to act sad. Or the guy down the street that just got random kids dropped at his house and played with them for 30 min before he called the police? Or the only injury that didn’t result in death was a foot injury to the school nurse, but one simple inquiry to the RN Registry and it shows she is not a nurse. They have security cams at the front entrance to the school…. why have they not shown at least this skinny autistic kid entering the building ALONE and carrying all the guns and ammo he is said to have had. Its such BS!!!

        • Shill Murray on February 4, 2021 at 2:52 pm said:

          I don’t usually entertain comments that flout the comment policy, especially those that do so this egregiously, but you are so wrong about so many things here – and confidently so – that I almost feel like I have no choice.

          What about Robby fisher I think his name was??

          And we’re off to a bad start. His name is Robbie Parker. Are you somehow thinking of Bobby Fischer, the chess prodigy? How do you hold such a strong opinion about what happened that day but also get the basic facts of the case so wrong? Here’s some advice: if you’re going to come here to my site to try and argue with me, come prepared. Take some time to reacquaint yourself with the nonsense you’re about to spew.

          Laughing before he came out to do a live interview the day after his kid supposedly got killed. Had to get in character on live TV to act sad.

          It doesn’t matter how many Sandy Hook claims you debunk, or how thoroughly you debunk them, deniers will always ignore it all and circle back to the Robbie Parker press conference. Every single time, without fail. And y’all always use the exact same verbiage, too. It’s like you’re copying and pasting these arguments from one another.

          The “laughing” in question, which realistically looks a whole lot more like smiling to me and produces no audible noise (as laughing is know to do), occurs after Robbie is already “out”. So if he needed to “get in character”, why wouldn’t he have done so while he was still inside of the building, before he was in front of a bunch of cameras that he absolutely knew were out there waiting for him? He had been photographed crying the day before, so why would it take so long and require so much effort for him to do it again? And why would he be so poorly prepared for the job that he waited until he was outside, and on live television for him to “get in character”? The claim makes no sense.

          I know that Robbie has on at least one occasion explained why he briefly smiled before speaking, but I can’t find the article or interview because it’s essentially buried under a bunch of conspiracy hokum. I believe it had something to do with seeing either a friend or a far bigger crowd than he anticipated, but I may be mistaken. Not that it matters much; deniers have no real interest in actual explanations.

          So here’s my challenge to you: find me a single legitimate psychologist who is willing to go on record and say that it’s impossible for someone to briefly crack a smile – or even “laugh” – in the immediate wake of a traumatic event such a losing a child. Just one. Because while I’m not a psychologist, there’s a wealth of information online that says it’s totally normal:

          https://whatsyourgrief.com/laughter-in-times-of-grief/

          https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/understanding-grief/201611/the-healing-power-laughter-in-death-and-grief

          https://scienceblogs.com/cortex/2010/02/22/laughter-and-grief

          https://metro.co.uk/2018/03/15/cant-dismiss-someones-grief-smiling-7388877/

          I can do more Googling for you, if necessary.

          Or the guy down the street that just got random kids dropped at his house and played with them for 30 min before he called the police?

          Just about every aspect of this is wrong. They weren’t “random kids”; they were students that had escaped the school and were found walking along Riverside Road by an off-duty bus driver. “The guy” in question is Gene Rosen, a retired psychologist who lives on Riverside, directly next to the firehouse. The children were not “dropped at his house”; Gene saw the bus driver with the children in front of his home, came out to assist, and brought them all inside. Lastly, he did not play with the children for “30 mins” before calling the police; he started calling their parents almost immediately, with some arriving at his house within 10-15 minutes. How could he have waited thirty minutes to contact anyone if parents were at his house in half that time?

          Or the only injury that didn’t result in death was a foot injury to the school nurse,

          More nonsense. In fact, this claim may be more incorrect than the one that precedes it, which is honestly quite impressive. The woman with the injured foot was Deborah Pisani, a substitute kindergarten teacher. She was injured when a bullet ricocheted and hit her in the foot. She also wasn’t the only one to suffer non-lethal injuries; teacher Natalie Hammond was shot twice and survived. The school nurse, Sarah “Sally” Cox, was never injured.

          but one simple inquiry to the RN Registry and it shows she is not a nurse.

          Did you perform this “simple inquiry” yourself? If so – and I doubt you did – it’s no wonder you couldn’t find her. You don’t even know who the fuck you’re talking about. Here’s Sarah’s entry on Connecticut’s eLicense website:

          https://www.elicense.ct.gov/Lookup/PrintLicenseDetails.aspx?cred=607426&contact=980735

          License type: registered nurse. License status: active.

          They have security cams at the front entrance to the school…. why have they not shown at least this skinny autistic kid entering the building ALONE and carrying all the guns and ammo he is said to have had. Its such BS!!!”

          Because the security camera at the entrance of the school had no video recording capability, so that would be impossible. It was only ever used to view who was at the entrance so that they could then be buzzed in. Much like most of these claims, I’ve written about the security camera before and included not only Newtown’s Building & Site Improvements of the Superintendent of Schools Annual Report for fiscal year 2007, which shows line items for the installation of the “front end security” at Sandy Hook, but also an article from the Newtown Bee from 2006 that discusses the system. If you had bothered to search the site before posting this dribble, you probably would’ve seen it.

  2. Why is an FBI agent carrying an M4 by the magazine? Why is a sniper wearing a groin protector off a chest rig?

    • Shill Murray on February 28, 2017 at 3:20 am said:

      Nobody can move goalposts like a Sandy Hook denier. Prove that it’s not David Wheeler, and the conversation shifts to gun safety or some other nonsense. I was even told it couldn’t be an FBI agent because he’s wearing sunglasses. The insanity never ends.

      Why is an FBI agent carrying an M4 by the magazine?

      Maybe he’s tired. Maybe he’s lazy. Seeing as how he’s carrying his sniper rifle with his other hand, maybe it made the most sense at the moment. I don’t know. Why don’t you ask him? His name is William Aldenberg. I know a couple of you goofs managed to call him at his office, so his number can’t be all that difficult to find. Are you suggesting that no one in law enforcement or the military has ever carried their weapon in such a way? I know that when I spoke to author Chris Hernandez – a 22 year police officer, former Marine and recently retired National Guard soldier with 27 years of military service – he didn’t seem all that alarmed. “His hand is wrapped around the magazine well and front of the mag. Lazy, but still believable.” is what he said. I’d certainly be curious to know what your resume looks like since you seem to be a bit of an expert yourself. But about that…

      Why is a sniper wearing a groin protector off a chest rig?

      His groin protector appears to be in the right spot, based on everything I’ve seen, which includes the FBI’s own “Tools of the Trade” website. Again, Mr. Hernandez agreed. In regards to the groin protector, he said, “The groin protector is absolutely normal. It’s almost the exact thing we used overseas. You can find millions of pictures of troops in the war on terror using them.”

      • Eskimo Man on December 5, 2018 at 3:09 pm said:

        You have not proved that it’s not David Wheeler, you have used photography tricks to make it seem like it’s Bill Aldenberg. The face dimples are different between Wheeler and Aldenberg I’m sorry to say, and yet the comparison of the FBI wheeler and the normal Wheeler have the same double dimples.

        • Shill Murray on December 5, 2018 at 3:11 pm said:

          Photography tricks.

          Such as… adding yellow circles? Please add some context to this entirely baseless claim.

          Face dimples are different.

          You are a fucking idiot. Straight up. Maybe that’s harsh or whatever, but I can’t continue to be civil with people who choose to deny reality and are seemingly immune to facts. If you still honestly believe this hogwash at this point, and you want to ignore everything I’ve laid out here in favor of some imaginary “double dimples”, then you are delusional. That’s all there is to it. And I’m not going to waste my time trying to use empirical evidence – of which I’ve provided plenty of – to combat mental illness.

    • Yea his sloppy carrying of a gun was suspicious. Turns out FBI just is not trained that well outside of going after parents at school board meetings.

  3. XeiDaMoKa on May 23, 2017 at 8:49 pm said:

    why does he notice hes being filmed at1:40 and look away , again at 1:48 he really tries to hide his face but you make it hard with the notes x’DDDD

    • Shill Murray on May 23, 2017 at 11:35 pm said:

      Those are not my notes, you dipshit. I did not make this video. Furthermore, they’re YouTube annotations, and you can very easily turn them off.

      You’re editorializing based on your goofball theories. Is he supposed to lock eyes with the camera, which is off to his right, the entire time he’s walking forward? There are multiple photos of this man – William Aldenberg – taken from straight on, with him as the central focus of the photograph. Are you suggesting that this is actually David Wheeler (it’s not), and he allowed a complicit media to photograph him, in high resolution, from straight on, but had to “look away” from a distant news camera, just in case someone recognizes him? Or, if he had never intended on being filmed, why would they allow this footage to even make to to air? And then remain available on the Internet for years? Get a clue.

  4. M RIley Junior on June 9, 2017 at 7:55 am said:

    Goofballs is right,not one logical consistent theory amongst all these oddballs.”Locks eyes with camera” It is unlikely he even saw TV cameras as they were all positioned at a distance using zoom lenses.

    • Shill Murray on June 10, 2017 at 1:53 am said:

      Glancing up and looking in the direction of the camera becomes “locking eyes”. Dinks like this will use anything as evidence. If he hadn’t seen the camera, it would have been “why is he avoiding looking at the camera?” If he had looked at it too long, it would have been “he’s waiting for his cue!” You can’t win when the enemy is not bound by truth, honesty, logic, or reason.

  5. Deafchihuahua on June 13, 2017 at 3:49 am said:

    There is one problem; David Wheeler has a mole on the right side in the photo and Bill does not. Also; you can see dark hair under the helmet. If you take the eyebrows and blow them up; they are a perfect match to David Wheeler. You can see through the glasses and if you blow up the picture and look closely you can see he has deep bags under his eyes. Bill does not. Bill’s face is rounded and full, David’s face is longer. I think when the perpetrators saw we noticed wheeler; the conjured Bill (a look alike) up and doctored some paperwork to make him legit and even gave him a news briefing on film. Bill is NOT a professional agent because no one would ever carry a gun the way he did or duck every time he saw a camera. I don’t know what is happening but something is rotten in Denmark. The fact that almost ALL the parents were in some kind of acting, musical or entertainment business is very strange.

    • Shill Murray on June 14, 2017 at 3:05 am said:

      Which part of “if the ears do not match, then there can be no doubt that you’re looking at different people” do you not understand? That should really be the end of this discussion. Furthermore, you haven’t bothered to address the other very clear differences between these men, such as their height, the scar present on William Aldenberg’s chin (which is not seen on David Wheeler), or the prominent mole on the right side of David Wheeler’s face (which is not seen on William Aldenberg). And I didn’t even spend any time discussing the differences in the noses or the lips (David Wheeler barely has any upper lip; William Aldenberg’s is about twice the size). But rather than attempt to refute any of those points, you chose to focus on far less significant details, most of which are at least partially obscured by sunglasses (such as his eyebrows or “deep bags”).

      There is one problem; David Wheeler has a mole on the right side in the photo and Bill does not.

      That’s not a problem, because it’s total nonsense. In fact, there are two moles visible on the left side of Bill Aldenberg’s face, and we can see them located in the very same position in both his “Early Show” appearance as well as the photo of him in Newtown:

      The mole on the left side of David Wheeler’s face isn’t even in the same location; it’s higher as well as closer to his mouth.

      Also; you can see dark hair under the helmet.

      No, you absolutely, positively cannot. Because there isn’t any hair anywhere under that helmet. In the video of William Aldenberg changing in the parking lot of the Newtown Senior Center, you can plainly see that he is as bald as a pool cue:

      I’m pretty sure that what you’re talking about is a shadow. I can see how you’d be confused: you’re an idiot.

      look closely you can see he has deep bags under his eyes. Bill does not.

      You are comparing a still from a television program taken somewhere around five years before the events at Sandy Hook with a man wearing dark (prescription) sunglasses. Get a grip.

      I think when the perpetrators saw we noticed wheeler; the conjured Bill (a look alike) up and doctored some paperwork to make him legit and even gave him a news briefing on film.

      I have to say that this is, beyond any shadow of a doubt, one of the absolute dumbest sentences I’ve ever encountered in all of my time dealing with Sandy Hook conspiracy theories. Just absolutely astounding in its stupidity and insanity. Are you seriously suggesting that, once a small handful of Internet clowns falsely accused David Wheeler of pretending to be an FBI Agent, “they” then somehow went back in time, planted eight news stories in various newspapers, and filmed a television interview on a well-known morning program in order to cover for it? And if time travel wasn’t involved, then how did they manage to publish these stories across numerous news outlets as well as film an appearance before 2012? Or are you suggesting that the October 12th, 2007 edition of the “Early Show” was actually filmed after December 14th, 2012? If so, they really nailed that mid-2000s aesthetic and did a phenomenal job making Julie Chen and Bianca Solorzano look five years younger. Kudos to hair and makeup. But what about this real estate transfer notice in the April 5th, 2000 edition – the print edition – of the Wilmington Town Crier (page 48), that details David Aldenberg and his wife, Deanna, purchasing a home in Lynnfield? What kind of sorcery was involved in making that happen?

      Bill is NOT a professional agent because no one would ever carry a gun the way he did

      Except he is and he did. He held it by the magazine for what was likely a very brief period of time. So what? His hand wasn’t on the trigger, so there was no risk to anyone. Do you honestly believe that no law enforcement or military personnel has ever held a weapon in such a fashion? What is that based on? Scroll up a bit and you’ll see that I spoke to a former Marine about this very issue, and he said, “His hand is wrapped around the magazine well and front of the mag. Lazy, but still believable.” Surely your credentials surpass those of a combat veteran, right? I also posted a photo of a militia man holding an assault rifle in the very same manner. So it is, at worst, lazy. If you’ve got a problem with it, take it up with his boss over at the FBI.

      duck every time he saw a camera

      So the other guy claimed that Special Agent Aldenberg simply “looked away” after spotting a camera. But according to you he’s ducking. I suppose the next numbskull is going to tell me that he broke into a sprint in order to get away from the cameras that were everywhere that day. The same cameras that took he allowed to take the high resolution photograph we saw earlier. And even though you claim they can craft an elaborate backstory for a phony agent (while possibly traveling through time in order to plant numerous bogus news stories as well as film a television interview), they can’t manage to pull these allegedly incriminating videos from sites such as the Wall Street Journal? After all, if the footage was potentially so incriminating that he had to “duck” away from the cameras, why leave the footage (as well as the photographs) up for all these years? Isn’t the media complicit? What sense does that make, even to a fractured individual such as yourself?

      The fact that almost ALL the parents were in some kind of acting, musical or entertainment business is very strange.

      I love how these goalposts have moved from “all of the parents are actors!” to “most of the parents are involved in entertainment in some fashion! Those devious jazz musicians!” So of the fifty-two parents (of the twenty-six victims), you’re saying that “almost all” (let’s say ~75%, which I think is generous) are involved in “acting, musical, or entertainment business” (whatever that entails)? I imagine you’re going to gladly back up that claim by naming the thirty-six parents (again, 75% of fifty-two is thirty-six) involved in the entertainment industry and what their involvement is, correct? Show your work. Put up or shut up.

  6. Hey, what about this one?
    http://letsrollforums.com//imagehosting/1468358b994d29b100.jpg. I don’t think that has been debunked yet. If that’s not Mark Barden, who is it?

    • Shill Murray on January 12, 2018 at 9:45 pm said:

      Just because we don’t know who it is, doesn’t mean that it’s Mark Barden. What we do know is that he’s more than likely one of the agents listed here:

      http://connecticut.cbslocal.com/2014/07/08/more-than-300-honored-for-help-in-aftermath-of-sandy-hook-shootings/

      Now if you want to look each one up (although you can skip William Aldenberg, for obvious reasons) and figure out who it is, knock yourself out, although I don’t know how much time anyone should spend debunking a claim that someone else has made without any supporting evidence whatsoever. I don’t consider two shitty, low-quality photos placed side-by-side worth much of my time, to be totally honest.

      With that said, I was able to find a halfway decent photo of the agent in question on the Getty Images website. It’s of significantly better quality than what has been offered up by deniers. So, using a similarly high-quality photo of Mark Barden that I was easily able to find online, I made my own comparison:

      While many of the agent’s identifying features are covered up by a beanie (a clear view of his ears would have been particularly helpful), I think there’s enough here to demonstrate that they are not the same person. The eyes and overall facial structure jump out at me as the most obvious. And while a case could also be made for the nose and mouth areas, the agent’s photo is a bit too washed out for me to argue them with much confidence. Not much I can do about that one; I have to work with what I can find.

      Lastly, I think it’s worth pointing out that much of the “evidence” used to claim that David Wheeler also played an FBI agent are not present here. We’re told David Wheeler wore sunglasses to disguise himself, yet this agent is not wearing sunglasses. Why not? We were also told there was no way that the agent allegedly played by Wheeler could be a real FBI agent because he didn’t have an FBI patch on his uniform, yet this agent has the patch. Etc.

    • Shill Murray on January 30, 2021 at 4:58 pm said:

      Let it never be said that I am one to rest on my laurels…

      Over three years after this comment, someone on Facebook again made this claim. But this time I was much more motivated to actually find an answer. While I’ve always been confident that this is not Mark Barden (different eyes, different chins, different lips), I was never fully satisfied with not knowing it is. So I pulled up the list of all the FBI agents that were on the scene that day and looked up as much information as I could on every last one of them. As it turns out, FBI agents (likely by design) do not have very large online footprints, but luckily there were at least a couple of photos of FBI Special Agent Ian Kaufmann, who is a dead ringer for the man accused of being Mark Barden. Here is a comparison:

      I would bet any amount of money that’s him.

  7. A. Overstreet on January 18, 2018 at 9:10 am said:

    Shill (if that is your real name :p),

    I looked up all of the FBI Agents on the list. Several have no photographs available.

    So, obviously it must be Mark Barden…

    These people are so desperate. What about the other agents that are visible in the photos. They’re white guys whose names we don’t know soooo…they must be ACTOR Neil Patrick Harris.

    Semper Fidelis

  8. A. Overstreet on January 18, 2018 at 9:52 am said:

    Shill,

    As We The People know this was a massive conspiracy, involving an entire town, several police agencies, the federal government, at least one victim’s parent who openly opposes gun control efforts (that he hasn’t blown the whistle is clearly evidence of a conspiracy because Jews and reasons and Obama), the NFL’s halftime coordinators, the guy who designed sets for Batman movies and, lest we forget, the FEMA owned porta potty company (the key to it all, of course) and so on and so on.

    All that being true to those of us SMRT enough to see through the act and all of the BS from you paid shills:

    Why did this grand conspiracy of thousands (or even if only hundreds) require some actors to play two parts? If “they” paid out millions to the town and many more millions to buy everyone’s house as a Christmas gift (how very Christian, rather than the “holiday gift” one would expect from the secular liberals who set this up), why would “they” not hire two more actors?

    Can anyone answer this? Just asking questions, right?

    As a former Marine, I have done some lazy sh-t with my rifle, too. No one is perfect.

    Semper Fidelis

    • Yes I can. They know that the majority trust in the event as told by MSM. They don’t want to or don’t care to notice the ongoing deceptions for agenda ( in this case tightening gun law/ increase police state. And BTW it did not work for Latin America, very tough gun laws yet the most dangerous countries are there ( Columbia( our ally) Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela).
      Are you a member of any Freemason Lodge..marine?

      • Shill Murray on March 27, 2019 at 4:57 pm said:

        And BTW it did not work for Latin America, very tough gun laws yet the most dangerous countries are there ( Columbia( our ally) Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela).

        DONALD TRUMP, IS THAT YOU? Just kidding, I know you’re the bozo that also posted earlier as “Rick Teed”.

        Yes I can. They know that the majority trust in the event as told by MSM.

        I do love when people cast doubt on the mainstream media as a whole while also unironically citing known, exposed bullshit artists like Wolfgang Halbig.

        Are you a member of any Freemason Lodge..marine?

        I also love some good, old fashioned Freemason fear-mongering. You don’t see it much these days! So keep up the good work, “Joe Smo” AKA “Rick Teed”.

  9. Real FBI agents walk around in circles carrying 2 rifles? repeatedly walked in circles. the ear being pushed out by the chin strap being shaped differently is thin proof or the author’s argument. why did the head cop threaten researchers with jail? debunk the mortgage payoffs. frankly, too many changes in the official story makes this the most suspicious of all these events. saying first a handgun and then changing that story to the AR. A SHOTGUN WAS MENTIONED BEFORE IT WAS FOUND. FEMA exercises nearby some of these suspected hoaxes appears too coincidental ALSO. Just like 9-11, the main questions go unanswered. Watch the helicopter video of the firehouse as the mass of participants wander in CIRCLES.

    • Shill Murray on February 28, 2018 at 1:53 am said:

      Real FBI agents walk around in circles carrying 2 rifles?

      “Real” FBI agents can only carry one weapon at a time? And this is according to whom?

      repeatedly walked in circles.

      Provide proof of this claim. Show me William Aldenberg walking in circles at Sandy Hook.

      the ear being pushed out by the chin strap being shaped differently is thin proof or the author’s argument.

      First of all, while important, the ears do not represent the entirety of my argument, most of which you’ve completely ignored. Secondly, the ears are absolutely not being pushed out by the chin strap. That’s not how these helmets work. Even if it was (and it isn’t), that still doesn’t explain the obvious differences in the antihelix and antitragus. That is, unless you personally believe that the pressure from an improperly worn chin strip would be so great that it would not only dramatically alter the anatomy of the ear, but do so in such a way that it somehow becomes identical to the ear of a known responding FBI agent.

      why did the head cop threaten researchers with jail?

      I’m going to go out on a limb and say that no one was ever threatened with jail time simply for doing “research” into Sandy Hook. Please provide a source.

      debunk the mortgage payoffs.

      It was already debunked. Four years ago. Why would I waste my time repeating someone else’s work simply because you’re too lazy to do the research for yourself?

      frankly, too many changes in the official story makes this the most suspicious of all these events.

      Right. It’s almost like new, more accurate information became available, and the story was updated to reflect that, making it no different from any other major event throughout history. The propagation of misinformation by the media, particularly in chaotic, breaking situations such as mass casualty incidents, has been a problem for a very long time. Hell, even after the Titanic sank, multiple newspapers (such as “The World”) reported that no lives were lost. And that was in 1912, long before the advent of the twenty-four hour news cycle or social media, which have arguably made things much worse. Those in the legitimate media understand this, and when it happens, they apologize and make corrections. That’s far more than anyone can say for the conspiracy theorists who hold everyone but themselves to this impossible standard of 100% accuracy at all times.

      Of course the alternative is to believe that, even with years of planning at the highest levels of government, no one involved in these manufactured, false flag events can ever their stories straight.

      saying first a handgun and then changing that story to the AR. A SHOTGUN WAS MENTIONED BEFORE IT WAS FOUND.

      Provide a source for these claims.

      FEMA exercises nearby some of these suspected hoaxes appears too coincidental

      Even if this were true, so what? FEMA holds exercises, drills, courses, etc, on a fairly consistent basis. Looking at their calendar, there are twenty-six of them scheduled for today alone. And this happens every couple of days! So as long as there’s no real limits on what constitutes “nearby”, or if you straight up lie about the content of these FEMA events (much like Sandy Hook deniers did when they claimed that a “nearby” FEMA course on natural disasters was actually a mass casualty drill), then sure, you can tie anything ever to one of these innocuous FEMA events. Of course explaining their relevance is another matter entirely, as I’m still waiting for conspiracy theorists to do just that.

      Watch the helicopter video of the firehouse as the mass of participants wander in CIRCLES.

      I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you’ve been duped: someone took the infamous Channel 12 helicopter footage, looped it, put some spooky music behind it, and uploaded it to YouTube, where the rubes have eaten it up. Deanna from Spingola.com already tackled this one, back in 2014:

      Someone extracted and looped a portion of that film, added music and variable video speeds to make it appear that people were aimlessly walking in circles and published it on January 30, 2013. Both Smallstorm and Klein (Video 2) used the first part of that video to “prove” that all of the people were “actors” and were simply milling around with nothing to do. Smallstorm observes that people were not interacting with each other. See the two images from their videos below. People can easily ascertain that Sandy Hook Hoax ~ Walking In Circles Around Sandy Hook Firehouse is a looped video. Click the link and view the repetitive motion of the silver vehicle in the upper left-hand corner of the video from 1:13-1:32, 2:40-2:50, 4:13-4:23, 4:52-5:02, 5:07-5:18, and 5:27-6:14 minutes.

  10. richard mullins on April 20, 2018 at 11:06 pm said:

    Isn’t it ironic that this guy’s name is “shill murray” and also claims to be presenting the truth? Pull the other one.

    • Shill Murray on April 27, 2018 at 11:52 pm said:

      You know that’s not my birth name, right? I chose it to be satirical, much like the name of the site. Goofballs like you are going to call me a “shill” anyway (it’s certainly a lot easier than refuting the central point, isn’t it?), so I may as well beat y’all to the punch. It’s sort of like how you call yourself Richard knowing full well that everyone is going to call you a dick.

    • MikeJ on April 28, 2018 at 3:37 am said:

      but yet you hoaxers can’t debunk anything from this site. However we can easily debunk your nonsense! You hoaxers are so pathetic.

      • Shit Fag on March 21, 2019 at 12:11 am said:

        This site debunks nothing dumbass

        • Shill Murray on March 22, 2019 at 3:07 pm said:

          A predictably brilliant and impeccably sourced refutation from “Shit Fag” (super cool, super funny name, by the way).

          And some people wonder why new comments from unapproved users automatically go into moderation.

          • Shit Fag on March 31, 2019 at 6:59 pm said:

            Dear “Shit Fag” aka “Jim Kim” aka “Shawty” aka scarface54345@gmail.com aka 76.115.125.71 (Corvallis, Oregon’s best and brightest!),

            Your comment has removed for violating rule #5 of the comment policy. Try actually reading said policies prior to your next bout of binary diarrhea, nitwit.

            Love always,
            Shilliam Murray

      • What’s pathetic is trying to discredit people who use critical thinking to form and informed opinion and gain knowledge not fed to them by corporate media. I gladly accept your “hoaxer” name calling because I am glad I have eyes to see through the medias deceptions and the agendas being pushed. Time for your adult flu shot.

        • Shill Murray on March 26, 2019 at 7:29 pm said:

          Choosing to simply believe the opposite of everything you see on the news is not “critical thinking”. So I’m not entirely sure you actually know what that means.

          P.S. – You know that no matter how many different names and e-mail addresses you try and use here, the IP address is the same, right? So nice try, “Joe Smo”.

  11. ANDREW on April 30, 2018 at 9:03 pm said:

    Wow Murray! The most astounding element in all of this is your willingness to stick with this dialogue amid such delusions. As you already stated, it takes a certain measure of mental illness to believe this conspiracy shit. Unfortunately you can’t successfully address such delusional thinking on the same plane in which it presents. Such a break from reality can’t be fixed merely by presenting reality. But my hat is off to you.
    Cheers.

  12. SubRosa BlackWidow on May 30, 2018 at 12:04 am said:

    You’re very brave to come up against these delusional, conspiracy mongers. My only hope is, as you’re using a WordPress CMS, you were also able to log all these commenters IP’s. I have a sneaking suspicion that they are indeed Russian trolls. They usually perpetuate and spread online conspiracies like this to degrade relationships the American public have to media and politicians/government.

    They gather other ignorant people, Americans, conning them/grifting them into believe they’re “doing good”, by protecting their fellow Americans by spreading these delusional, conspiratorial theories. Not sure if I’m able to share links in this comment area? But I’ll try, if not just search topics/article titles (and no it didn’t, makes sense, more secure, so topic articles):

    What Should Students Know about Russia’s Enemies? Conspiracy Theories in Russian Geopolitical Textbooks. And from Open Democracy, similar article.

    They appear to also be using sock accounts, from what I can see from my end, console/inspect elements etc./backend. Which is pretty common with Russian trolls. And they will stalk, harass, defame, lie, often hack, and terrify targets, anyone that gets in their way. Called the 4D Approach: dismiss, distract, distort, and dismay. For more info on that, look up Ben Nimmo and his information.

    They’re known for flooding social media platforms and blogs with this nonsensical crap. I notice in a number of these responses from commenters here that they’re making obvious English grammatical and spelling and errors. Why? I don’t believe their first language is English. It’s Russian.

    Often too, so many of them have fake blogs and accounts going where they have to post so many idiotic comments and push certain Putinist-Duginist conspiracy laden agendas online, to “divide and conquer” and “pollute the well”. It will get worse with them online, I’m writing this post the US enacting Magnitsky sanctions, and almost every other Western nation has also enacted these sanctions. So Russian trolls will get more abusive and violent online too.

    But the good thing is, blogs like yours who were brave enough to notice something wasn’t right, and address these fake news purveyors and disinformation conspiracists have shown everyone exactly what they’ve (Russia) been up to online for years now. So hopefully we’re able now to stop their cyberterrorism and abuse online quicker and protect Americans/America and its allies better from this information cold war they’ve waged against all of us.

    Also, you should be commended on the amount of research, work, your writing, and fact checking you did, plus you made it easily understandable for all. Your humor and patience with these idiots, totally mind-blowing, haha. I don’t think I would’ve been able to handle some of the nuttery you’ve put up with in your comments section from them.

    In short, very brave. And your work is really well done. Now to impeach their useful idiot/Trump they put into power via Russian troll bots on Twitter and stolen American identities on Facebook. Hopefully you consider writing/starting another website on that issue too…? 🙂

    • Shill Murray on June 19, 2018 at 2:15 am said:

      Thank you for the kind words. I really appreciate it.

      I’ve been following the investigation into Russian disinformation/troll “farms” (such as the Internet Research Agency) since the election, though not as closely as I probably should be, seeing as how disruptive it has been to our democracy. I have thought about scanning comments for obvious Russian trolls, but by the time it occurred to me, the site had already accumulated hundreds and hundreds of comments, and it would have been a hell of an undertaking. Unless there’s some sort of plug-in that will do it for me.

      • Joe Smith on August 3, 2018 at 1:26 pm said:

        So you’re on here peddling conspiracy theories while trying to debunk a “conspiracy theory”

        You’re clearly a left wing crank. Give us evidence that the Russian Government “hacked” John Podesta’s e-mails. I’ll wait…

        • Shill Murray on August 15, 2018 at 6:54 pm said:

          How rich: a guy who believes Sandy Hook was a hoax doesn’t believe the Russians interfered in the 2016 elections. It’s apparently the one and only “conspiracy theory” deniers refuse to believe.

          While beyond the scope of this site, here you go:

          https://www.justice.gov/file/1080281/download

          But – let me guess – the indictment of 12 Russians behind the spearphishing campaign that ultimately led to John Podesta’s password being compromised is “fake news”, right?

          • simple-touriste on August 22, 2018 at 7:38 am said:

            Can you describe how “the Russians” interfered in US elections?

          • Shill Murray on August 22, 2018 at 5:26 pm said:

            Again, this is beyond the scope of this discussion and even this site. But this is from page six of the indictment that I just posted in response to the dope who asked for “evidence that the Russian Government ‘hacked’ John Podesta’s e-mails”:

            The object of the conspiracy was to hack into the computers of U.S. persons and entities involved in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, steal documents from those computers, and stage releases of the stolen documents to interfere with the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

            I’m sure there’s more to come, though I’m sure these goalposts have wheels. Of course you won’t be discussing any of it here, because you can either stay on topic or hit the bricks.

    • simple-touriste on August 22, 2018 at 7:42 am said:

      “I have a sneaking suspicion that they are indeed Russian trolls”

      Typical anti-conspiration people see Russian everywhere. The only conspiracy theory allowed by the fakestream media.

      • Shill Murray on August 22, 2018 at 5:06 pm said:

        Yet it’s the only “conspiracy” that conspiracy theorists don’t believe.

        Disinformation campaigns originating from Russian intelligence are well-documented. They’ve masqueraded as everything from Black Lives Matter to American religious organizations. Facebook has nuked hundreds of these accounts after they were traced back to Russia’s Internet Research Agency. Just yesterday Microsoft announced that they had seized a number of spearphishing sites meant to ensnare people who believed they were following links from the Hudson Institute or the International Republican Institute. These sites have been linked to Russia’s GRU. The only person denying this sort of meddling at this point is Donald Trump.

        the fakestream media.

        Embarrassing.

  13. SubRosa BlackWidow on May 30, 2018 at 12:17 am said:

    Oh it did post it with the links 🙂 My apologies for the double posting LOL But at least you’re probably thankful it wasn’t another Russian troll banshee screeching nonsensical conspiracies out at you again… I hope o_O

  14. MikeJ on June 1, 2018 at 11:11 pm said:

    Seriously Hoaxers are proof that the movie idiocracy is becoming a reality. It’s scary that way too many stupid people believe in all of this hoax garbage Even though it has been clearly debunked. Sometimes I feel like that I’m in the minority who don’t believe in all of this hoax garbage. That’s SCARY!

  15. Why was Wheeler/the SWAT guy wearing sunglasses on that day? Were any of the other SWAT guys there wearing sunglasses?

    Aldenberg does not look at all like Wheeler — simply saying the SWAT guy is Aldenberg is one of the dumbest ‘debunkings’ I’ve ever seen, and will not convince anyone who has doubts and an ounce of intellectual courage.

    On the other hand, if Wheeler and the sunglasses-wearing SWAT guy are not the same person (how would I know for sure if they are or not?), then it is one of the most remarkable resemblances I’ve ever seen.

    BTW, your yellow circles in the foto above are embarrassing — all they do is highlight how Wheeler’s mouth/lip edge dips noticeably down on the right side, whereas Aldenberg’s does not — it is very straight. Also the shape of the nose is completely different.

    Watch the video again from that day of Gov Malloy saying he and his lieutenant governor had been spoken to (by whom?) about the possibility of something like Sandy Hook happening — then find the video of Halbig politely asking Malloy if he remembers saying that — Malloy then rather uncomfortably and sheepishly (he looks and acts like he knows he’s lying) denies ever saying that — who could forget saying something like that? — especially on such a memorable day.

    Why no video or fotos of frantic EMTs giving fluids to and performing CPR on kids while rushing them to the nearest trauma center? You know, if you can prevent shock by giving fluids and maintain a pulse via CPR, then you’d be amazed what a good trauma surgical team can do to save a life. And as anyone who’s worked in an ER — like me — will tell you, absolutely everything is done to save the life of a child — everyone wants to be the hero who saves the life of a child. None of the above happened at Sandy Hook. Not to mention the legal complication of who is able and not able to pronounce someone dead.

    Simple question: Why not a single foto of the dead Lanza inside the school? Fotos of Harris and Klebold lying dead, soaked in blood, inside the Columbine library are easy to find. Were no fotos of the crime scene taken? Why not publish a foto of the dead Lanza as one step toward shutting up all the doubters? How would that be offensive to any of the Sandy Hook parents?

    Sandy Hook is kind of like a religion — you have to believe it happened — because there is insufficient forensic proof that it happened — don’t take my word for it: read the official report — there is no forensic evidence whatsoever to tie Adam Lanza to any of the alleged deaths inside the school.

    • Shill Murray on December 18, 2018 at 9:26 pm said:

      Why was Wheeler/the SWAT guy wearing sunglasses on that day?

      Is this what deniers have resorted to? Quibbling over sunglasses? Oof.

      Why was he wearing sunglasses? Is this a serious question? Why does anyone wear sunglasses? Because it’s sunny out. Why do you think these snipers are wearing them?

      But maybe they’re all crisis actors, right? Because obviously there’s no other possible explanation as to why someone may wear sunglasses outside, in the sun.

      And hey, maybe you missed this small detail in the still of Mr. Aldenberg from his “Early Show” appearance, but the guy wears prescription eyeglasses. And what do you think those people do when they go out in the sun? Obviously folks who need glasses to see still need to do so when going out in the sun, so a lot of them wear transition/photochromic lenses, which appears to be the case here. At least if the triathlon photos that appear to show him wearing the exact same glasses are any indication.

      Were any of the other SWAT guys there wearing sunglasses?

      Yes. Here are three more that I found within just a few minutes of searching:

      I could probably find a few more if I wanted to dedicate any more time to this absurdity. Not that it would matter much to you, I’m sure.

      Aldenberg does not look at all like Wheeler

      I’d agree with that. Aldenberg does look a whole lot like this “SWAT guy”, though. In fact, they look identical.

      simply saying the SWAT guy is Aldenberg is one of the dumbest ‘debunkings’ I’ve ever seen

      At the time you left this comment, and it got stuck in moderation, there were 2,700+ words as well as somewhere around twenty photos in this entry. Of course that was before I re-wrote and updated the whole thing, adding a few hundred more in the process. But even back then, I had done much, much more than simply “say the SWAT guy is Aldenberg”. Far more than I really needed to in order to effectively make my point, in my opinion. That means that either you haven’t read even half of what I had written here or you’re deliberately misrepresenting my work. Either way, you’re being intellectually dishonest, which is pretty gross.

      anyone who has doubts and an ounce of intellectual courage.

      I’m sorry, but I’m not about to let anyone who touts the work of Wolfgang Halbig lecture me about “intellectual courage”. Why don’t you ask that spineless, lying putz where my $1,000 is?

      On the other hand, if Wheeler and the sunglasses-wearing SWAT guy are not the same person (how would I know for sure if they are or not?)

      Well you absolutely would know for sure if you were maybe a more reasonable person with a genuine interest in the truth and had actually paid attention to the information that I’ve provided above. Again, just look at the back of this man’s vest: it reads ALDENBERG, which just so happens to be the name of a very real FBI agent from nearby New Hampshire that we know responded to the scene that day. And, as it turns out, that very same Aldenberg from New Hampshire bears a rather striking resemblance – right down to the ears, which are often said to be as unique as fingerprints – to this particular agent. What are the odds, right? And that’s to say nothing of Mr. Aldenberg’s role as a defendant in the currently on-going Alex Jones defamation lawsuit, right alongside the real David Wheeler. Obviously special agent Aldenberg would have no business whatsoever joining this suit if it weren’t for this particular bit of nonsense.

      That lawsuit, by the way, is one that Jones – who now claims that the shooting happened, either because he’s a liar or a chickenshit – is desperately attempting to separate himself from. Same goes for Halbig, a man who has for years said that he would welcome any and all legal action against him so that he may finally force those involved to “raise their right hand in deposition” and expose Sandy Hook. Talk about courage!

      then it is one of the most remarkable resemblances I’ve ever seen.

      Seems a bit foolhardy to say that about a man who has a number of his identifying features (eyes, hair, chin) partially if not fully obscured by a helmet, sunglasses, chin strap, etc, doesn’t it? Also, didn’t you just accuse me of doing this very same thing? Let’s scroll up a bit…

      simply saying the SWAT guy is Aldenberg is one of the dumbest ‘debunkings’ I’ve ever seen

      Ah, yes. There it is! Incredible.

      BTW, your yellow circles in the foto above are embarrassing — all they do is highlight how Wheeler’s mouth/lip edge dips noticeably down on the right side, whereas Aldenberg’s does not — it is very straight. Also the shape of the nose is completely different.

      “Mouth/lip edge dip”… ? What in the holy hell are you talking about? Are you talking about frown lines? I honestly have no clue, but as long as we’re looking at mouths, just look at the lips on both men; David Wheeler’s are much thinner than “SWAT guy” and the peaks of his “Cupid’s Bow” are not as high or as sharp. These are William Aldenberg’s lips. “SWAT guy” also posesses a distinct scar or blemish just under the right side of his mouth that is also seen in photos of Mr. Aldenberg, particularly the 2nd triathlon photo:

      And again, simply compare the ears of “SWAT guy” to special agent Aldenberg: the lobes, the antihelix, the tragus, and the antitragus… they’re a perfect match. Look at the location and configuration of the two moles on the left side of Aldenberg’s face. Look at the length of the nasolabial folds/smile lines. William Aldenberg is bald, David Wheeler is not (and we can see the agent’s completely bald head as he suits up in the parking lot). William Aldenberg is also a far better fit, height-wise, than David Wheeler. Etc. This list goes on and on. And again, the guy is wearing his name on his vest, for crissakes. Aldenberg. It’s right there.

      As for the nose, if we compare photos in which all three men are in similar positions, with photos taken at similar heights and angles, I would say it’s clear – again – that this is not David Wheeler. Most obviously, there is not enough lateral cartlidge for it to be a match. William Aldenberg’s nose is a bit more bulbous in this area. The nostrils also appear to be a completely different size and shape.

      Watch the video again from that day of Gov Malloy saying he and his lieutenant governor had been spoken to (by whom?) about the possibility of something like Sandy Hook happening

      What does any of this have to do with William Aldenberg? Fuck. Can’t I ever just answer one relevant question from y’all and go about my day? This is why I’ve had to implement a “No Gish Gallops” rule in the comments.

      Anyway, let’s start with what Governor Malloy actually said, shall we?

      “Earlier today, a tragedy of unspeakable terms played itself out in this community. Leutenent Governor and I have been spoken to in an attempt that we might be prepared for something like this playing itself out in our state. You can never be prepared for this kind of incident. What has happened, what has transpired at that school building will leave a mark on this community and every family impacted. I only ask that all of our fellow citizens here in the United States and around the world who have already offered their assitance remember all of the victims in their prayers. To all of you in the media, we will do our best to keep you as informed as we can. After I’m done speaking, a representative of the State Police will speak to you and give you some additional information. Earlier today, a number of our citizens – beautiful children – had their life taken away from them, as well as adults whose responsibility it was to educate and supervise those children. The perpretrator of the crime is dead as is an individual who the perpretrator lived with.”

      Now why would he say that you can “never be prepared” for a shooting that never happened? And aren’t “they” alleged – by Halbig, Fetzer, Chang, etc. – to have spent at least four years doing just that? It doesn’t make any sense. Furthermore, why would he refer to such a non-event as an “unspeakable tragedy”? Or say that children “had their life taken away from them” moments after allegedly admitting that no one had died?

      I think just about anyone who watches this video would immediately and fully understand that Governor Malloy is talking about how actual school shootings can happen literally anywhere these days, even in small, quiet towns like Newtown, and that everyone should be prepared for such an event. This is a theme that he continued to touch upon in subsequent speeches, often using very similar verbiage. Here’s the relevant portion of a speech he made from the State Capitol on December 15th:

      “We have all seen tragedies like this play out in other states and countries. Each time, we wondered how something so horrific could occur, and we thanked God that it didn’t happen here in Connecticut. But now it has.”

      And there’s also this bit, taken from an interfaith vigil held the next day, on December 16th:

      “That which has happened and is unimaginable and unthinkable and was never, we thought, intended to be upon us here in Connecticut, or in Newtown, or in Sandy Hook.”

      Now what Halbig actually said to Governor Malloy is:

      “I’m just asking one question: who shared with you on the national news and the Lietenent Governor that somebody told you something like this at Sandy Hook would happen to ya? Here in the state?”

      Certainly Wolfgang at his most eloquent. Now the version I’ve seen of this little back-and-forth has an edit at this point, so I’m not sure if anything has been cut, but Malloy appears to be totally confused by Halbig’s word salad as he responds with “Nope. Not me.” Wolfgang, after strangely telling Governor Malloy that “you look good on television”, actually makes an attempt at clarifying his question by saying,

      “Somebody said, you said, someone told me and the Lietenent Governor something like this might happen.”

      Confusing shifts in perspective aside, that’s certainly closer, but it’s stll not what Governer Malloy said. So it’s not surprising to me that Governor Malloy, in this moment, has absolutely no idea what Halbig is prattling on about. Again, this is a point that Malloy had made at least three times, in at least three different speeches, so it’s certainly not something that he may have said by accident or is trying to hide.

      So I suppose that you have two options here: either believe that 1) Governer Malloy once heard someone say that school shootings can happen anywhere and that it’s best to remain prepared, or 2) someone personally told him that there may be a “false flag” in his town at some point in time, he sat on that information, allowed said false flag to take place, spilled the beans during a press conference while still presenting the shooting as entirely real, continued to repeat that information at two follow-up events (including a vigil held for the victims), and then allowed this damning admission to remain on the Internet for years only to deny everything when asked about it by a maniac who can’t seem to form a single coherent sentence.

      Malloy then rather uncomfortably and sheepishly (he looks and acts like he knows he’s lying) denies ever saying that

      Looks like we got an expert in body language over here! This is pure editorialization. If he looks uncomfortable, maybe it has something to do with the raving lunatic in front of him.

      Why no video or fotos of frantic EMTs giving fluids to and performing CPR on kids while rushing them to the nearest trauma center?

      Who in the world would they be filming or photographing this? Why? If they had – and I can’t imagine a universe in which they would’ve – I can guarantee you’d be here asking why they were recording everything when they should’ve been focused on attempting to save lives… which would actually be your first reasonable question.

      You know, if you can prevent shock by giving fluids and maintain a pulse via CPR

      I know quite a few folks in the field, but I have zero medicial experience myself, so I would absolutely love to know which fluids you personally recommended for reviving children with “obvious non-life sustainable head wounds”, which is how John Reed, Paramedic Supervisor of Emergency Medical Services for Danbury Hospital (and a paramedic himself with over twenty years experience), described most of the victims. There was never a pulse to maintain for most of the victims though cardiac machines were used on Hochsprung and Sherlach (Source: Book 6, 00002113.pdf). Obviously they did not make it.

      you’d be amazed what a good trauma surgical team can do to save a life.

      Matthew Cassavavechia, Director of Emergency Medical Services for Danbury Hospital and trained tactical paramedic operator, states in the final report that four separate patient assessments were made to guarantee no one was resuscitatable. Of the four survivors, three were rushed to Danbury Hospital where unfortunately two of them succumbed to their injuries. The fourth survivor – the one that wasn’t sent to Danbury – was treated on the scene, in plain view, at the secondary triage area. Here’s a photo:

      This is all in the final report of course, which you later suggest I read. Maybe you should take your own advice.

      everyone wants to be the hero who saves the life of a child. None of the above happened at Sandy Hook.

      On behalf of the over seventy first responders, many of which are suffering from PTSD due to what they saw and experienced that day, go fuck yourself. Sincerely.

      Not to mention the legal complication of who is able and not able to pronounce someone dead.

      I’ve seen this nonsense before and there is no “legal complication”. CW Wade over at Sandy Hook Facts has already debunked this, years ago, and with sources. So what are you basing this claim on?

      Simple question: Why not a single foto of the dead Lanza inside the school?

      Answer: there are a number of them included in the crime scene photos, though most are redacted due to the Lanza family’s right to privacy (as granted by US Constitutional Amendment 14 and CT Constitutional Article 1 Section 8b). Whether you personally believe it to be right or wrong, your right to privacy doesn’t end when you die, no matter how terrible a person you are. Those that are not redacted remain so because they only offer small, far less gruesome glimpses of the shooter’s body. Page 96 in Walkley’s scene photos is one such instance. You can also see his lower half in one of the videos taken of the scene.

      Fotos of Harris and Klebold lying dead, soaked in blood, inside the Columbine library are easy to find.

      They were illegally leaked after the victims families were assured no such photos would ever be released.

      Were no fotos of the crime scene taken?

      I can’t believe I have to ask this again, but is this a serious question? Thouands of them were. They’re available here. I’ve posted probably hundreds of them here.

      Why not publish a foto of the dead Lanza as one step toward shutting up all the doubters?

      Because most people don’t give a fraction of a shit what the “doubters” (more accurately deniers and hoaxers) believe. Those that do are sharp enough to know that, no matter how much evidence is presented, it’s never enough. The goalposts are on wheels and they never stop moving. Just look at the first 2/3rds or so of your comment: it’s been six years and even when faced with a mountain of evidence to the contrary, you still want to argue that Special Agent William Aldenberg is actually David Wheeler “playing two roles”.

      How would that be offensive to any of the Sandy Hook parents?

      Is this a serious question? First of all, it’s not up to them to decide whether or not to release it. Again, the Lanzas have a right to privacy, as granted to them by US Constitutional Amendment 14 and CT Constitutional Article 1 Section 8b. Secondly, how wouldn’t it be offensive to see photos of the monster who murdered your child (or your wife or mother or sister) in every corner of the Internet? Decked out in phony tactical gear, lying dead in what very may be your child’s classroom? Thankfully it’s not up to ghouls like you to decide what is and isn’t offensive to these poor folks.

      Sandy Hook is kind of like a religion

      This is incredibly rich, coming from a denier such as yourself.

      because there is insufficient forensic proof that it happened — don’t take my word for it: read the official report — there is no forensic evidence whatsoever to tie Adam Lanza to any of the alleged deaths inside the school.

      As has been demonstrated, one of us has very clearly read the report, and it’s certainly not you.

      The idea that there is “no forensic evidence whatsoever to tie Adam Lanza to any of the alleged deaths inside the school” lands somewhere between preposterous and totally laughable. I’ve already spent enough time responding to you, repeating points I’ve made again and again, so I’m going to again defer to CW Wade over at Sandy Hook Facts who has already covered this zombie myth in depth.

      • I wrote the above comment > 1 year ago, and honestly never bothered to check back for a reply until today — I’m not surprised yours contains a lot of snide language and quasi-insults, which detracts from what you want to accomplish here.

        Also, you seemed to assume I think, to borrow the title of Fetzer’s book (which I have not read in full), that ‘nobody died at Sandy Hook’, although I never said so: I just asked questions designed to highlight anomalies, shortcomings, even holes, in the evidence available to the public (i.e. not redacted).

        I don’t really care to devote much time to this — but I’ll read and digest your reply, and *may* respond later — however, I will say this: the guy at the scene looks a LOT more like Wheeler than the FBI agent — see the 2nd, side-by-side set of fotos, where the helmet strap could be hiding the mole (?) which is highlighted — in any case, the resemblance is remarkable.

        Thanks for the links — I will look at some of the info there.

  16. wayne silva on July 16, 2018 at 3:55 pm said:

    Hundreds of lies, falsehoods, fakes, have kept the debunkers busy. Why would one event like this pose some many questions? Hundreds of questions about statements made, photo’s, video’s, etc. etc. I am appalled at normal people in here trying to do the work of the officials by “debunking” everything…too many lies, or inconsistencies to be true. Quit trying to debunk everything….if the event was real, it wouldn’t need debunking…but everything from Gene Rosen’s lies to Robbie Parkers inability to cry make people shake their heads and say “wait a minute.”
    Quit debunking everything and show the casualities…show the bloody carnage, show Adam Lanza laid out with his gun(s)…I’m sure we’ve seen worse. Everything was covered up in a shroud of darkness…Lanza’s body was rushed to get cremated and poof it’s gone…the school torn to the ground in a hurry. Lies damnit, all lies!!! Sick of being lied to. Shame on you debunkers for attempting to cover up their work. You shills believe that 9-11 wasn’t an inside job too?

    • Shill Murray on August 28, 2018 at 3:20 pm said:

      if the event was real, it wouldn’t need debunking

      So this has absolutely nothing to do with the subject at hand (which would be the claim that William Aldenberg is David Wheeler, which must be one of the “hundreds of lies” you’re talking about), but I’d still like to explain to you how silly this idea is…

      First of all, the number of Sandy Hook “debunkers” out there sadly pales in comparison to the number of folks propagating (and often profiting from) this nonsense. I only know of a few, tops. And I won’t speak for anyone but myself, but I do it for what I assume is the same reason you believe those that push the denier narrative do it: because I encountered bullshit and I wanted to correct it, because I believe facts matter. It started with one or two obviously false claims that I had found online and just snowballed from there. That’s all there is to it.

      Furthermore, if you’re going to suggest that there’s some validity to these outlandish theories based on nothing more than the fact that there are people like myself out there who are interested in eradicating misinformation, then what’s to stop someone from turning that idea around and saying that, based on the number of conspiracy theories surrounding this event, then the official story must also be true? If the mere existence of opposing viewpoints and contradictory information is proof of anything, and that standard is applied universally, then the sheer number of results one would get when Googling “sandy hook hoax” or something similar proves that the shooting happened.

      I’m also curious whether or not you believe the Earth is flat. After all, there are a large number of people out there debunking flat Earth theory; just look for them on YouTube. Does this mean that Flat Earthers are correct? Surely if the Earth were round, then we wouldn’t need so many people reminding us that it is, right?

      • wayne silva on September 26, 2018 at 12:33 pm said:

        Shill – You make very good arguments and I enjoyed listening (reading) what you have to say. I have come to believe recently that I don’t know everything. I have been a believer that Sandy Hook was a hoax since day one…right now, I just don’t know…that pains me to say, I just don’t know. I’d like to kick it with you on this, but the debate would be lengthy. You asked me about the flat earth…I have an open mind, let’s leave it at that for right now. What about the Boston Marathon Bombing…thoughts?

        • Shill Murray on September 26, 2018 at 1:13 pm said:

          Thanks, Wayne. I wish more folks who were curious about this stuff were as civil and as level-headed as you are. I’m no fan of lengthy debates, but if there’s something specific that’s still bugging you, you can reach out to me at smurray at crisisactorsguild.com. I don’t check that account daily, but at least a couple of times a week. There’s also a good chance whatever you’ve read about the case may have already been addressed here, on the site, so I’d make use of the search function.

          I haven’t read a whole lot about the Boston Marathon Bombing, but I don’t have any real reason to doubt that the Tsarnaev brothers weren’t responsible. That’s to say I haven’t seen any compelling contradictory evidence, but I also do not spend a whole lot of time searching it out, because that just means I then have to determine whether or not that piece of information is bogus, and of course that just snowballs from there. I can say with absolute certainty that many of the claims I’ve seen from serial hucksters like James Fetzer (such as fake injuries and fake blood in water bottles, etc) are pure nonsense, but what else is new?

  17. Joe Smith on August 3, 2018 at 12:56 pm said:

    His chin strap is pushing his ear back you idiot, his lobes aren’t “different”

    lol

    You lie almost immediately when attempting to “debunk” the claims.

    You are a total and complete moron.

    • Shill Murray on October 1, 2018 at 8:53 pm said:

      How is that even possible? His chin strap isn’t even touching his ear. That’s not how tactical helmets work, and you can actually see the space between the strap and at least his right ear. And in photos that show the other agents with their heads turned more to the side, you can very clearly see that the straps do not push on their ears.

      Here are some more examples of how tactical helmets fit:

      Where do you people get this stuff?

      Quick, tell me if these ears look the same to you:

      Of course I’m fairly certain that you didn’t use your real name and/or e-mail address when leaving either of your enlightening comments (brave!), so sadly I’m unlikely to ever be blessed with a reply. Bummer.

  18. Anyone who uses the term “hoax” and/or the implication there were no deaths in these rituals should be sued!

    However that does NOT mean it was not a ritual ‘false flag’, if you will; in rituals people are murdered without hesitation and few have more clear meta-data of being a ritual than “Sandy Hook”.

  19. MyNameIs on September 11, 2018 at 11:28 pm said:

    That people still believe it’s the same person (David Wheeler), even though it’s been thoroughly debunked, is ludicrous. Then again, that’s par for the course with hoaxer nonsense. Show factual evidence against a hoaxer claim and it doesn’t matter. They still buy the claim. Some people have less sense than a tree stump.

  20. Anthony on November 16, 2018 at 9:03 am said:

    Did any major news outlets pick up this story re wheeler and the FBI agent? I haven’t been able to locate anything in the form of a news broadcast or headline for any of the major news networks. Reason I ask is as far out as this situation may or may not be, it would certainly make for interesting or entertaining news, and that type of news brings ratings which brings money which is what all networks are after. If the response is news networks would stay away from something like this so as to not contribute to additional controversy over such a tragedy, please don’t bother replying because that’s never been how the news works. I’m genuinely asking if major news networks picked it up. If answer is no, great. If answer is yes, great. Can you provide some evidence of that?

    Bare hands – certainly a little anomalous that the fbi guy in question is the only one I’ve seen that is not wearing tactical gloves. We will likely never have more info that sheds light on these things but any objective person should find it difficult not to agree with this point.

    The sunglasses – Do many snipers wear sunglasses in a tactical situation? I truly do not know, but being a shooter myself, I know my preference is to have no obstructions between my eye and the scope of my rifle. Although it didn’t appear to be a super sunny day, even if it were, unless the rifle is being aimed upwards towards the sun, rifle scopes are extremely effective at blocking out any glare. Especially expensive ones, which I’d imagine that one is.

    The ar15 sling – In the photo that focused attention on the fbi guy “carelessly” holding the ar I’m surprised nobody has commented on the sling that hangs from the gun. Considering he’s holding two firearms, I’m a little surprised the ar would not be slung over his shoulder. These fbi guys have spent hundreds if not thousands of hours in practice and real life situations with these firearms to the point where carrying becomes muscle memory and I haven’t even seen many recreational shooters with slings not utilizing for its purpose, let alone Leo’s. Last question has to do with the tactical effectiveness of the way he’s carrying both firearms. By way of using both hands to carry two guns, he has effectively cancelled out the usefulness of both rifles as well as any sidearms, which for a 22 year veteran, I find very surprising. I’m not an expert on tactical response by any stretch but I’d imagine the only reason he’d be carrying both an ar and a sniper rifle is because he’s either transporting the sniper rifle to give to another agent or transporting to set himself up in a post somewhere. In either case, there is no practical use for a sniper rifle in the confines of walking amongst a crowded area, so I’d expect to see the sniper rifle slung over his weak shoulder which would allow him to hold his ar defensively as well as utilize the ar sling appropriately. I am not on either side of this debate but I can say that I find all of these points added together definitely call into question the competency of a 22 year veteran of the fbi.

    Objectivity – The moles by themselves make for a good argument against the fbi guy and David wheeler being the same person. At the same time, the elongated face of the fbi guy photos (post sandy hook) compared to the rounded face of the fbi photo at sandy hook appear to be quite different. Also looks like the pic of the fbi guy at the triathlon would indicate the man put on a fair amount of weight from the time of the photo and sandy hook. That said, all that tactical gear must certainly make him appear fatter than he actually is.

    The obvious (at least to me): If I were the fbi guy and not David wheeler, I’d be pretty pissed off that my participation, or lack of, in the sandy hook response is being utilized to cause people to doubt the deaths of 26 people, and ultimately causing more torment to the victims families. Out of sheer respect for the families, I would have put this all to rest years ago by any means necessary, regardless of how preposterous the accusations may be. Doesn’t appear the fbi guy ever felt like that.

    False flags- We know false flags are a real thing and we know they’ve been used to provoke much more serious problems than sandy hook. The one mainstream example that comes to mind that has been proven unequivocally as true is the release of classified documents of proposed methods of provoking war with Cuba by way of various made up attacks on Americans. Google Cuba false flag documents. It’s something every American should know about the country we live in. Too many of us are way to uninformed, and that results in a lot of very very strong opinions that I think would be much different if they understood more background and history of our Government.

    Shame on all of you – Regardless of which side you land, stop focusing on trying to prove why YOU are right and instead focus on proving why you might be wrong. Subjectivity has completely taken over, as it always does, and most of you appear to be much less interested than you should be in the counter-evidence. You do yourself and your cause a disservice by this approach.

    That’s all I’ve got folks.

    • Shill Murray on November 20, 2018 at 9:01 pm said:

      How am I still having this conversation? Holy shit.

      Did any major news outlets pick up this story re wheeler and the FBI agent?

      I’m not sure which “story” you’re referring to. That a sniper responded to the shooting at Sandy Hook? Or that conspiracy theorists falsely claimed that he was David Wheeler? If the latter, I know at least CBS has touched on it, but why would any respectable major news outlet waste their time with what is actual “fake news”? Just because some dummy somewhere believes something stupid doesn’t mean that the mainstream media has an obligation to report on it.

      Bare hands – certainly a little anomalous that the fbi guy in question is the only one I’ve seen that is not wearing tactical gloves.

      Are we just playing Photo Hunt at this point? Of what relevance are the gloves? Or lack thereof? Additionally, the claim that William Aldenberg is the only one not wearing gloves is not true. Almost none of the agents seen here, here, or here appear to be wearing them either.

      The sunglasses – Do many snipers wear sunglasses in a tactical situation?

      There go those goalposts again. Previously it was “FBI agents don’t wear sunglasses”. But after I pointed out that there were at least three other agents wearing sunglasses that day, it becomes “well snipers don’t wear sunglasses”. First of all, William Aldenberg wears prescription eyeglasses… presumably to see. So even if you want to claim that, based on photos alone, it does not in your personal opinion appear sunny enough to require sunglasses (a claim I think is nonsense as I personally wear mine quite often), the guy still needs them. And as seen in the triathlon photos, he appears to rock a pair photochromic lenses, which is more than likely what he’s wearing here at Sandy Hook. Whether or not glasses interfere with the scope to the point that they become a detriment (a bigger detriment than not being able to see at all, I guess) is completely irrelevant as there are no photos of William Aldenberg wearing them while firing his weapon. So we don’t know if he wears his glasses while actually operating his weapon.

      I am not on either side of this debate but I can say that I find all of these points added together definitely call into question the competency of a 22 year veteran of the fbi.

      But you said you’re not an expert, so who are you to call his competency into question? If you have a problem with his weapons handling, call up his supervisor over at the New Haven department of the FBI. Other than that, I’m not sure what else to tell you other than I asked author Chris Hernandez (a former Marine, combat vet, and twenty-three year veteran of the police force with no attachment to this case) if he the way Special Agent Aldenberg handled his weapons was problematic and he said no.

      Also looks like the pic of the fbi guy at the triathlon would indicate the man put on a fair amount of weight from the time of the photo and sandy hook. That said, all that tactical gear must certainly make him appear fatter than he actually is.

      I’m not sure what you personally believe is a “fair amount of weight” for a middle-aged adult male, but he was training for a triathlon, completed in it, and then likely stopped training in the same vigorous manner. So yes, he likely gained some weight in the five months following the triathlon, as I think most people would expect him to. In my opinion, if you were to place the triathlon photos and the photos of him suiting up in the parking lot side-by-side (since he is not yet wearing his tactical gear), it looks as if maybe he’s put on a few pounds. No clue where you’re getting the “elongated face” stuff from though. I can’t see it. Again, none of this matters as their ears match. They are the same person, and the evidence supports that.

      The obvious (at least to me): If I were the fbi guy and not David wheeler, I’d be pretty pissed off that my participation, or lack of, in the sandy hook response is being utilized to cause people to doubt the deaths of 26 people, and ultimately causing more torment to the victims families. Out of sheer respect for the families, I would have put this all to rest years ago by any means necessary, regardless of how preposterous the accusations may be. Doesn’t appear the fbi guy ever felt like that.

      I assume you missed the part about both William Aldenberg and David Wheeler suing Alex Jones, Wolfgang Halbig, and others for their roles in perpetuating this nonsense. But maybe you think he should’ve come out, engaged the conspiracy theorists, and fought back against these lies like Lenny Pozner did. Because that worked out really well for him, right?

      False flags- We know false flags are a real thing and we know they’ve been used to provoke much more serious problems than sandy hook.

      I’ve never once said that they aren’t real and haven’t happened, but just because there have been false flags doesn’t mean that everything is a false flag. It’s like saying unicorns are real because you saw a horse once. You have to actually look at the evidence, which is what I’ve done here.

      Shame on all of you – Regardless of which side you land, stop focusing on trying to prove why YOU are right and instead focus on proving why you might be wrong.

      If I’m on a “side” (and the idea that there are two “sides” to this non-existent debate is still ludicrous), I’m on the side of truth. That’s my only concern and it’s the sole reason I started this site (why I keep coming back and arguing the same ridiculous points with you folks, I may never know). So I am not trying to prove that I am right, but that the conspiracy theorists are wrong. Which, as it turns out, they are.

      • Mikko Vuorinen on December 11, 2018 at 11:04 pm said:

        1) Why is Pozner-boy died twice both in Sandy Hoax and in Pakistan as photographic evidence shows from grieving families in Pakistan?

        2) Where can I check photos about the victims after shooting? And nowhere is not an answer to prove something real happened in S.Hoax.

        • Shill Murray on December 12, 2018 at 12:03 pm said:

          1) Why is Pozner-boy died twice both in Sandy Hoax and in Pakistan as photographic evidence shows from grieving families in Pakistan?

          He didn’t. He died once and only once (as most people do), in Sandy Hook, as seen on his death certificate. Snopes has already debunked this bit well enough that I don’t have to. If this is something that you’ve already seen and simply refuse to believe (much like to seem to refuse to believe my entry on William Aldenberg), then I’m not sure what else to tell you.

          2) Where can I check photos about the victims after shooting? And nowhere is not an answer to prove something real happened in S.Hoax.

          I don’t understand your question. Are you asking for photos of dead children?

          • Jay Zee on January 31, 2019 at 11:40 pm said:

            Also the death certificate is not valid unless it says “certification of vital records” at the top (which it does not).

          • Shill Murray on February 1, 2019 at 8:41 am said:

            This is according to whom? Source your claim.

          • Shill Murray on February 6, 2019 at 10:19 am said:

            Without mentioning Sandy Hook, I just confirmed with Renee Weimann from the Town Clerk’s Office in Newtown that this is absolute nonsense. I would still love to know whose ass you pulled this obvious bullshit from.

        • The Pakistan thing has been debunked by Snopes and Metabunk.

          Have you read those articles?

          If you don’t find them persuasive, why?

  21. Mikko Vuorinen on December 11, 2018 at 11:24 pm said:

    Chill, have you compared the most apparent, I mean face skin colours?

    If not, please do.

    • Shill Murray on December 12, 2018 at 11:58 am said:

      Skin color? Come on, man. Y’all are just fucking with me now, right? If not, this stuff just keeps getting more and more ridiculous to the point that I’m beginning to suffer from second-hand embarrassment every time I have to address one of these comments.

      First of all, what metrics – if any – are you using to compare skin color? Secondly, you do realize that there is an enormous list of variables to consider when you’re comparing different photographs from different sources, taken with different cameras (Google around a bit, if you don’t believe me), taken during different times of the day, etc?

      So no, I have not compared skin color and I’m not going to because it’s ludicrous.

      For what feels like the millionth time: the Sandy Hook agent’s ears – which are often touted as being as unique as fingerprints – are not only an exact match for agent Aldenberg, but they are not even close to matching David Wheeler. That means that the FBI agent seen wearing the ALDENBERG patch at Sandy Hook is – surprise – FBI agent William Aldenberg. And that won’t change no matter how far down the list you go trying to find something, anything, that may match.

      Now I’ve already written literally 3,000+ words on this subject, so let’s stop this nonsense before I have an aneurysm. But if you still really believe in your heart of hearts that the evidence I’ve presented here is no match for your absolutely brilliant skin color theory, then do everyone a huge favor and take these photos (some of which I’ve personally paid for), shoot them over to facial comparison expert Joelle Steele, and see if she agrees. If she does (and she won’t, which is something that I am absolutely willing to bet cash money on), come back here, post your findings and shock the world.

      Signed,
      Chill Murray

  22. John Peterson on December 14, 2018 at 7:26 pm said:

    Why don’t you debunk this web site? https://sandyhooked.wixsite.com/investigate

    I bet you can’t!

    • Shill Murray on December 14, 2018 at 8:09 pm said:

      Why haven’t I debunked… the entire website? Probably because I have a full-time job and I’ve already debunked one entire book full of this nonsense already. I don’t get paid for this stuff like Halbig or Fetzer do. That’s certainly a large part of the reason why.

      Beyond that, just based on this introduction (the one located at /investigate), it appears as if most of his “case” is built around early misreporting. We’re asked to believe that it is “disinfo” rather than what it really is, which is a well-known and unfortunately common side effect of the twenty-four hour breaking news cycle. So I can’t debunk shit like “at one point one source reported that Nancy Lanza worked at the school” because there’s nothing there to debunk; that was mistakenly reported at one point. That’s a fact. But you can either choose to believe the people who do and study this stuff for a living, who understand that these are simply the kinds of mistakes the media makes when it is in a hurry (and sometimes even when it’s not), or you can believe… this guy, who insists that it’s evidence of something far more sinister. But if you choose to believe the latter, then you also choose to believe that no one died on the Titanic, Thomas Dewey became our 34th President, a bomb went off at the Pentagon on 9/11 (hold up, you may actually believe that one), etc. Because those things were all mistakenly reported on by the media at some point in time. So then they must be equally valid.

      I’d also go one step further and challenge you to find even one case of even half this magnitude that isn’t rife with similar “anomalies”. Or find me just one person in law enforcement or media (respectable, legitimate media) who will say that they’re anything other than expected. I don’t believe that you can.

  23. Jay Zee on January 31, 2019 at 11:34 pm said:

    You still have not proven anything. They have the same smile line. You libtards need to retire….

    • Shill Murray on February 1, 2019 at 8:39 am said:

      The article makes it very clear that the smile lines – the nasolabial folds – on the FBI agent (who is of course William Aldenberg) and David Wheeler are quite different. There are multiple photos illustrating this point. The folds on the agent/Aldenberg are much shorter, while David Wheeler’s extend all the way down to his lips. There are exactly zero photos of the FBI agent that show his nasolabial folds extending down that far. I’m not sure this could be more clear. If you’re still struggling to differentiate things that are longer from things that are shorter, maybe ask an adult.

      But hey, congratulations on getting through a whole sentence without saying “libtard” again. Proud of you!

  24. Sandy Hoax Rages On on February 3, 2019 at 12:29 am said:

    You can see photos of dead children on best gore and many other real news sites. What’s the big deal? Reality is harsh. Death is real.
    Proof or nobody died.

    • Shill Murray on February 3, 2019 at 1:12 pm said:

      Your comment has jack shit to do with the content of this entry, which is in violation of the comment policy here. However…

      What’s the big deal?

      The “big deal” is that these photos were taken by Connecticut law enforcement and the release of such photos, under Connecticut law, is prohibited. I know that I personally must’ve explained this at least a couple dozen times here on this site and the specific laws and statutes are clearly outlined in the redaction index attached to the state’s reports, so I’m not sure why you’re still struggling to get it.

      No one who has access to these photos is naive or cruel enough to insult and violate these families further by releasing them just so knuckledraggers like yourself who I guess get off on looking at dead kids all day can just claim that they’re mannequins or CGI or fucking whatever. There’s already plenty of proof. Don’t be an idiot.

      Reality is harsh. Death is real. Proof or nobody died.

      This is top-shelf, grade A irony right here.

      Now read the comment policy or don’t waste anyone’s time by commenting, because I’m not going to keep giving your dipshittery an audience if you can’t at least follow some simple, reasonable rules.

      Such a spooky avatar, though!!!

  25. JackOLantern on February 5, 2019 at 11:04 pm said:

    Sloppy Sniper is W Aldenberg, not D Wheeler. However: the Aldenberg-Wheeler resemblance, while undeniable, does not explain why Aldenberg, a 15-plus-year veteran of the FBI, wears such an uncharacteristic FBI uniform and carries an automatic weapon holding it from its magazine, pointing backwards. The said resemblance, and Aldenberg’s military sloppiness, scream of scripted intent to feed the eternal, never-ending, accuse-debunk cycle of the Sandy Hook Event.

    • Shill Murray on February 10, 2021 at 2:58 pm said:

      Special Agent William Aldenberg and David Wheeler, when not wearing large helmets and dark sunglasses, do not look alike. Look at the middle photo here:

      And the photo on the left here:

      They’re not even close.

      That said, I’m not sure what’s sillier: believing that William Aldenberg is actually David Wheeler or that Agent Aldenberg was instructed to report to the scene, look vaguely like Wheeler, hold his gun by the magazine, and wear an “uncharacteristic” uniform (what is that even based on?) just to cause Internet arguments.

      But hey, at least you realize that they’re different people and that it was Aldenberg at Sandy Hook that day. Baby steps, I guess.

  26. So an FBI agent dose not know how to hold a rifle correctly??? Also he avoided all cameras and tried to pull his helmet down over and over!! Give me a break!! Sandy Hook was a Hoax!!

    • Shill Murray on October 22, 2019 at 9:26 pm said:

      So an FBI agent dose not know how to hold a rifle correctly???

      Don’t make fun of their spelling… don’t make fun of their spelling… don’t make fun…

      I see you haven’t even attempted to try and refute any of the points made in this entry. Can’t say I’m surprised; it would be difficult. Instead, we’re back to the ol’ “well, he held his gun by the magazine at one point!” chestnut. Trouble is, none of the LEO I’ve asked about this (including a veteran) seem to think that this is anything other than a guy maybe being a little lazy. And I’m sure you’ve never done anything that could be described as kinda lazy, right? Some bozo even asked about this on Quora years ago and the top reply was:

      “It isn’t uncommon to hold a rifle by the magazine or magazine well if the rifle isn’t equipped with a dedicated foregrip. Holding the magazine in one hand allows for more control over the rifle in a close quarter combat situation. Even if the rifle is equipped with a foregrip, holding the magazine can allow for greater stability.”

      He’s not even the only one that day, as the guy located pretty much smack dab in the middle of this photo appears to be holding his rifle in the same manner:

      But let me guess: he’s fake too? Oh, it must be Lenny Pozner in disguise! Of course that’s the only reasonable explanation.

      Also he avoided all cameras and tried to pull his helmet down over and over!!

      Except we’re able to have this discussion because he’s featured prominently in numerous videos and photos, some of which have him looking straight at the camera. Boy, sure does look like he’s avoiding the camera here, doesn’t it?

      What does not avoiding all of these cameras from the complicit media look like? Locking eyes with them the entire time you’re walking?

      As for pulling his helmet down “over and over”, surely you can point me towards video of him doing just that, right? Pulling it down multiple times? Because I’m pretty positive that I’ve seen every video of Agent Aldenberg at Sandy Hook that exists and there is only one instance of him “pulling” at his helmet, and it’s because he had just put it on his head. The video in question was taken in between this photograph (William Aldenberg – helmetless – is circled in red):

      And this photograph:

      So yes, he was adjusting his helmet because he had literally just put it on his head. What would he even be trying to accomplish by pulling the helmet down? He’s already wearing sunglasses. Is he trying to hide his forehead? Why even go through all of this trouble when you can just ask the journalists there not to photograph or film you? The whole idea is completely illogical on its face.

      • Kind of lazy, are you serious..? Every other officer managed to hold their guns correctly except crisis actor dave w. As for money the families are cashing in on suing any one who dares to call them out for what they are…

        • Shill Murray on February 10, 2021 at 2:41 pm said:

          Christ almighty. While I understand that the prevalence, if not the very existence, of the backfire effect has been called into question, I don’t know how else you explain the total inability or unwillingness of folks such as yourself to move on from this David Wheeler nonsense, particularly in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. It’s honestly just… sad at this point. It’s been debunked. The guy’s name is William Aldenberg; it’s right there on the back of his vest, for crissakes. He’s confirmed FBI. Just take the L. Either way, I’m personally done harping on these irrelevant details because it is an incredible waste of my time, so this will be the very last comment about the way he holds his gun that I will ever reply to or even approve. I’m done. You are the straw the broke the camel’s back. Congratulations.

          However, before I (once again, and for the last time) explain why what you’re suggesting is flat-out impossible, I want to break down exactly what it is you’re claiming so that the total absurdity of it all may be fully realized…

          Rather than simply have the very real Special Agent William Aldenberg of the nearby New Haven branch of the FBI report to the scene that day, it was decided, by whoever and for whatever reason, to have David Wheeler impersonate him instead (a class D felony in the state of Connecticut, by the way). Why they didn’t choose someone else to do it, maybe someone who hadn’t already played such a prominent role in the whole charade, remains a mystery. But given the amount of planning required to pull this off, this was a decision that was made far in advance. They – whoever they are – then either obtained Agent Aldenberg’s clothing (which luckily fit David Wheeler perfectly) or had convincing replicas created specifically for the occasion. This includes Aldenberg’s vest with his name on the back and agent number on the front. Next, even though his outfit included a helmet, David Wheeler shaved his head. Why, if having him play an FBI agent that day was an absolute necessity, did they not have him play one with hair? Who knows, but thankfully it fully grew back before his appearance at a public hearing on gun control a little over one month later. They then applied seamless, better-than-Hollywood-grade prosthetics to his face to make him look exactly like Agent Aldenberg. I’m talking perfect fake ears, a fake scar by his chin, fake moles, the whole nine. However, even in the midst of all this planning, they never once bothered to teach David Wheeler how to hold a rifle, and apparently he lacked the common sense to figure it out on his own, even though widely-circulated screencaps of a man purported to be Mr. Wheeler “acting” show him holding a gun to his head. Despite this colossal mistake, the press was still allowed to not only take video and high-resolution, full body photographs of the imposter, but keep them online well after they were busted by fearless Internet sleuths such as yourself. Lastly, William Aldenberg, fully invested in this plan but not enough to just show up at the school that day, would risk being in contempt of court and possibly even perjuring himself by falsely claiming in a lawsuit that it was really him at the scene. I’m sure I’ve missed something, but that is the gist of it. This is what you expect people to believe really happened.

          The fact of the matter is that it is not impossible for anyone, even a veteran FBI agent, to hold a gun like that. In fact, here are a few other people doing it:

          It doesn’t matter how unlikely you personally believe it to be; as long as they are physically capable of doing so, then it is not impossible. Whether it’s lazy or irresponsible or even dangerous is beside the point; people do lazy or irresponsible or dangerous things all of the time (except for you, I’m sure). What actually is impossible is for this to be David Wheeler because, as I’ve demonstrated ad nauseam, David Wheeler has different facial features than William Aldenberg and therefore cannot be William Aldenberg. As it turns out, William Aldenberg is actually William Aldenberg. And what’s more, the William Aldenberg seen on the Early Show and at the 2012 Ironman Lake Placid triathlon is a perfect physical match for the William Aldenberg spotted at Sandy Hook. Because they are one in the same. So it wouldn’t matter if William Aldenberg walked up and down Riverside Road with the barrel of a gun shoved halfway up his ass, it still wouldn’t make him David Wheeler as they are physically different people. They don’t have the same ears, scars, moles, nostrils, hair (or lack thereof), eyebrows, nasolabial folds, etc. You don’t get to ignore all of that just because you personally don’t agree with the way someone does something. It doesn’t work that way.

  27. jonas3333 on September 19, 2019 at 3:43 am said:

    You know, if these are two separate guys, they’ve got to be sick of the harassment they face from this.
    How can they not just get together for a quick video to put it to rest? That’s what I’d do, like, immediately.

    • Shill Murray on October 8, 2019 at 2:35 pm said:

      You know, if these are two separate guys

      They are two separate guys. Let’s stop acting like this is still up for debate. I have gone above and beyond to prove that A) William Aldenberg is a real FBI agent, B) William Aldenberg responded to the scene at Sandy Hook that day, and C) David Wheeler did not “play” William Aldenberg. What sense would it even make to have David Wheeler “play two roles”, one of which is an actual veteran FBI agent that just so happens to look exactly like that? Did they run out of actors or something? They couldn’t get one of the hundreds of other people milling about the firehouse to do it? And if he’s not supposed to be seen, why did they allow the complicit media to feature him so prominently in videos and photographs? Stop. Or at the very least, if you’re going to insist that I’ve got it wrong, come back with something better than “well, even though one guy has a third of his head and face obscured, I still think that they look alike, therefore they’re the same person”. That’s not a real argument. That’s nothing. Maybe you don’t personally believe that they’re the same person (and hopefully you don’t, because it’s a stupid thing to believe), and if that’s the case then I apologize. Still, it needed to be said.

      they’ve got to be sick of the harassment they face from this.

      I have to imagine that they are, seeing as how the two of them have sued Alex Jones for defamation in Connecticut. Look at the list of defendants:

      http://appellateinquiry.jud.ct.gov/CaseDetail.aspx?CRN=61655&Type=PartyName

      How can they not just get together for a quick video to put it to rest?

      Who knows? There are plenty of reasons they may have decided that it’s just not worth their time to try and satiate a small group of Internet weirdos. And whatever that reason is, let’s not pretend like it would make a difference. We’ve still got the same people making the same outrageous claims, in face of all of the evidence I’ve gathered here in this entry. A video’s not going to change that. There are multiple videos of Adam Lanza playing DDR at the AMC Danbury – some of which offer up very clear views of his face – and there are still people out there who believe he never existed. They’re now claiming the videos are “deepfakes”. They’ll do the exact same thing for any video or videos of Wheeler and Aldenberg together.

  28. Paddy Murtagh on October 12, 2022 at 4:33 pm said:

    OMG the shite you theorists are coming out with is unfucking believable! There was a shooting, people died, parents grieve. May you never find yourselves in their position you low down fucking gobshites.

  29. Paddy Murtagh on October 12, 2022 at 5:41 pm said:

    Sandyhook tragedy happened. It’s real, Children and adult died.
    Nutcase with gun kills mother and goes to a school and shoots an entire classroom of young children dead and bereaves their families of them.

    Stop acting like dipshits as you say over there and face the reality that gun crime in America is a direct result of pure lawlessness.

  30. Michelle on October 15, 2022 at 3:23 am said:

    How about Robbie Parker? if you’re going to look him up, do it on any other browser besides Google. I’m just saying, he has a couple different names. Also on bitchute search for Robbie Parker – Sandy Hook. if this was staged, then it’s sickening. Go fund me was set by him the night before. I’m only mad if this was staged. As I’m sure any person with a brain would be. Please look these things up on telegram or bitchute. on anything about this subject. This isn’t a joke. I don’t care whose mad. I’d never wish anything like this to happen. Please look at the names and on the platforms. Telegram and Bitchute don’t sensor. I’m not being mean at all. just please look and decide for yourself. I would never think this would be a funny thing to joke about. I’m just saying it’s pretty bad of the people who get tons of money..by playing us for dummies. Look into Texas one too. Telegram or bitchute. thanks!

    https://youtu.be/hGtBcSloh9c
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/HKrGqfLOh0Xx/
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/nCV8Ja5IJJCM/

    • Shill Murray on November 12, 2022 at 2:04 pm said:

      Michelle/Claire (a mother/daughter denier team?),

      First off, you’ve provided zero evidence that Robbie Parker “has a couple different names”. Instead of just posting whatever proof you think you have, like any reasonable person would do, you tell me to search for it on BitChute (no thanks, BTW). But then you provide two links to other BitChute trash in your comment, neither of which address this claim. At least not that I can tell. Get it together.

      Furthermore, this whole “I’m just asking questions/I’m not trying to be cruel/I hope I’m wrong” schtick… stop. It’s embarrassing. If you had any interest in the truth — like the actual, sad truth — then you wouldn’t have posted a bunch of videos (one of which you yourself uploaded) that just rehash the same old nonsense… nonsense that I’ve already debunked. I mean, you posted a link to one of those “David Wheeler played an FBI agent” videos in response to a very thorough debunking of that very claim. Did you even bother to read it? I don’t think that you did. And that tells me you’re here in bad faith. So why am I even wasting my time by engaging?

      You are right about one thing, though: you are getting played for a dummy. Just not who by you think.

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