Sandy Hook's Smoking Spongebob

Questions remain unanswered and searches have yielded no additional information about the findings of “teddy bears” or “stuffed animals” at the physical site of the Sandy Hook massacre.  There’s also no information about it having been “stuffed animal day” at Sandy Hook that fateful day.  So as of now, it remains unexplained why the six brave kids from Mrs. Soto’s class who escaped the lockout, boarded the school bus and were left at “hero” resident Gene Rosen’s house were all carrying at least one stuffed animal? Gene graciously shows off these treasures the kids brought with them in one of the live reports shot from his living room. Stranger still and despite all of the trauma that occurred that day, all of the kids decided to leave them behind after they departed the Rosen Residence in a nice pile for the viewers to see?  

What’s more realistic is that these stuffed animals shown on camera in Gene’s living room were arranged as props.  But why do this with such a real, tragic event unfolding for the whole world to see? Props are a lie. Props are contrived.  Props are not inherent in the natural discovery process, but rather used in fictional events to create emotional connectivity or to sell plausibility to the viewer.  So the pile of stuffed animals in Gene Rosen’s living room were either:

• Truly brought to the Rosen house by the children on a still-unidentified school bus by an still-unidentified driver who randomly stopped at Gene’s drive.
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• Coordinated and arranged for the camera by Gene or others that lives at his residence, but why?
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• Coordinated and arranged for the camera with the help of the news media which makes them an accomplice to peddling the props and false information.

Until we get journalists to do their job and ask the difficult questions that defy logic we will continue to see “truthers” who fail to leave it alone.  The media can castigate and label these folks as whack-jobs all they want, but when did seeking the truth go out of style?  The Sponge Bob in the living room is the smoking gun that something isn’t right in Sandy Hook.