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Mona Alexis Pressley: In Solidarity with Alex Jones — Dead Principal interviewed by The Newtown Bee
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Dear Mr. President,
Among the most intriguing aspects of the elaborate hoax known as “Sandy Hook” was an interview that appeared in The Newtown Bee (14 December 2012), with the principal, Dawn Hochsprung, discussing the shooting. What makes this interview dumbfounding in retrospect is that, according to the official story, the principal was among the first to be shot and was already dead. As Insanemedia.com reported:
The Bee published a retraction three days later, as “Sandy Hook Evidence: Dawn Hochsprung Interview” (10 January 2013), observes, alleging that a woman who had identified herself as the school principal had called their reporter, but that she could not have been Dawn Hochsprung, who was killed in the Friday morning attack”. The Bee apologized for the confusion and to the Hochsprung family for its error.
The very idea that someone would impersonate the principal with such a call or that their reporter would not have known with whom they were speaking in a community of only 27,000 residents were not addressed. The Sandy Hook story is littered with anomalies that reveal it was a completely staged event, including an interview with a dead woman. No one familiar with the evidence should be in doubt.
Very respectfully,
Mona Alexis Pressley
Mona Alexis Pressley
Reference:
Swansong, “Sandy Hook Evidence: Dawn Hochsprung Interview,” December 13th
Mona Alexis Pressly, MA, MFT has frequently appeared on “The Raw Deal” and “The Power Hour”. Her research on numerous political issues, including Obama’s birth certificate, Sandy Hook, and Las Vegas, has been published by Dr. James Fetzer, PENN Magazine, and other venues.DOC (2 Pages): Pressley Sandy Hook Dead Principal Gives Interview
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Good job. Do you know him?
Did you call him or talk in person? I am curious, and glad people like you go out and find out this stuff. Will this event ever be understood by the American people, or is it just to hard a pill to swallow? Thanks
“a woman who had identified herself as the school principal had called their reporter”
In point of fact the communication between the “principal” and the reporter, John Voket, actually occurred face to face…at the scene of the event…not over the phone.
When I asked Voket how the communication had happened he explained thusly…
“We know who the person is – the mistaken identity may have been my fault due to all the commotion happening around me when she and I spoke. She also shared a number of physical attributes with the late principal, which initially compounded the confusion.”