“Nobody Died At Sandy Hook”
Chapter Six
By: James Fetzer

Chapter Six is nothing more than a transcript of a thirty-minute interview with a man named Paul Preston from May 2014. That’s it—just a transcript. It’s hard to imagine a lazier way to pad a book, but it’s certainly indicative of the regard Fetzer has for his readers. This interview isn’t even premium content; it’s already freely available.

So who is Paul Preston? Like Wolfgang Halbig, he’s repeatedly described as a “school security expert,” though any concrete credentials to support that claim are elusive.

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James Fetzer frequently brags about the quantity as well as alleged quality of his book’s contributors, usually as a way of deflecting attention away from the actual quality of his research (or lack thereof). After all, a book written by multiple doctors couldn’t possibly be wrong, could it?

One of the book’s more flagrant chapters – Chapter Two – is written by someone calling themselves “Dr. Eowyn”, who goes to great lengths to remain anonymous not only throughout this book, but on their own crank website, “Fellowship of the Minds”. But I wanted to know a bit more about the kind of person who could shit out something so vile and have the audacity to commit it to print. Were they actually a professor and professional author, as they so proudly claimed? Without a name, we have only their word, and can we really trust the word of someone capable of making so many elementary mistakes? So I did some digging and it wasn’t long before I found the information I was looking for.

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For the absurd theory that Sandy Hook Elementary closed in 2008 and was later used for a staged shooting in 2012 to hold up, you’d have to believe that the school, allegedly repurposed as ‘storage’ at some unknown point, was meticulously staged for the sake of some heavily redacted crime scene photos that most people weren’t going to look at in the first place. Unsurprisingly, proponents of this theory make no effort to address how outrageously complex such staging would have been. The photos are packed with small details about the school—details even the most thorough examiners might have missed.

Let’s dive into some of those overlooked details. I’ll start in the school’s lobby (with a quick detour to the kitchen), where Adam Lanza first made entry by shooting out a large window to bypass the building’s strikeplate security system.

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