Sandy Hook Shooting: Hearst Owned Paper Clears Rodia – See? Case Closed

by Scott Creighton

There are a lot of people out there actively doing their best to disassociate Chris Rodia from any speculation connecting him to the shooting at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown.

Today the CT Post took the time to put out an article addressing this rather secondary issue; Police: No Newtown conspiracy.

They don’t wonder about the fact that Lanza had no motive for this attack or the fact that several attempts to fabricate a motive have been debunked as of late (1. connection to LIBOR  2. mother was a teacher at Sandy Hook  3. he had a fear of being committed  4. a “confrontation between Lanza and 4 teachers” the day before the attack.) They also don’t mention the missing video tape footage of the new security system the school had installed this past summer or the identity of the guy in camo pants they found in the woods behind the school “cutting wood” of how it was that the initial reports from police stated clearly that the shooting had been conducted using handguns only and then suddenly after the coroner’s report, they changed that story and the location of yet another “long gun” found at the scene.  They don’t take the time to address any of that, they just want to make sure that people don’t connect Rodia to the Sandy Hook shooting.

The CT Post story revolves largely around asking someone if they did it: Chris Rodia.

They interviewed Chris and he said he was getting death threats over the phone because a recording of Newtown emergency radio traffic had his name associated with the license plate of the black Honda that had been reported as being the vehicle the suspect used to get to the scene of the crime. Rodia’s name comes back on the recording and is heard being clearly identified on the recording.

Seems like a logical conclusion to come to especially when you recall that his name was read back on the recording by a cop only just after someone called in a request for information on the “suspect vehicle” and gave the license plate that we clearly see in the photos attached to that car.

At the 30:11 mark of the video in question, you can hear someone reading the license plate of the suspect’s vehicle: “872 YEO possible suspect vehicle“. 20 seconds later the answer comes back “operator Rodia, R..O..D..I..A , Christopher A. (scrambled) 26th, 69“ Scott Creighton

Notice, there is no other license plate request at that time asking about a different plate that could have been Rodia being pulled over. There is also no other response at that time to the inquiry listing “Nancy Lanza” as the person that license plate and car were registered to. All we had at the time this story first broke was that official recording apparently linking Rodia’s name to that plate and the photos of the car being towed with that plate attached to the front of it.

Are we supposed to believe that this recording, which is 2 hours of the emergency frequency of the Newtown responders, somehow picked up only part of the transmission from another town located 50 miles away? Are we supposed to believe that all of the townships in that 100 mile diameter around Newtown are on that tape and nothing else happened during that two hour time period?

That’s the story:

On that tape, Rodia’s name can be heard shortly after a police officer calls in the license plate — 872 YEO — as the “possible suspect vehicle.”

.. “I was with my niece driving my mother’s sage green Nissan,” the 43-year-old city resident said.

… Greenwich Detective Vincent O’Banner remembers pulling Rodia over in that city around the time of the Newtown shootings. “I do remember that,” he said. “I gave him a verbal warning.” CT Post

Rodia is certainly milking this for all it is worth while it appears certain websites that had been asking questions about all of this have deleted their threads which dealt with the subject.

In the CT Post article, Rodia claims he was in Greenwich with his niece who probably just happens to be the same girl he was arrested with back in January of last year.

The man, Christopher Rodia, 42, was charged with 3rd degree larceny, conspiracy to commit larceny, criminal mischief, possession of narcotics and failure to carry prescription drugs in a prescribed container.

The woman, Cassandre Scire, 19, was charged with 3rd degree larceny, conspiracy to commit larceny and criminal trespass.

Each is being held on a $2,500 bond and their court date is set for August 7th, 2012.” News 8

As I have stated before, this information on Rodia is circumstantial  at best and even if that is his plate, it doesn’t mean he hurt anyone. Clearly whomever did this is a different breed of criminal than Rodia who seems like a petty larceny and fraudster drug addict.

But one can’t help wonder about the 7 felony charges he had pending and how he got to walk away from lock-up without paying a thin dime for bail just a few months before all of this happened.

Lilli Rodia (mother of his step-brother), as I reported before, is also facing drug charges as was his brother Dennis Rodia who recently died. Seems like a family business.

But that doesn’t mean that I or anyone here suggested Rodia killed anyone but he certainly could be considered a person of interest given the information contained on the police recording.

What’s also interesting is the fact that this newspaper takes the time to “clear up” this little confusion for us without asking any of the pertinent questions I just asked.

The Connecticut Post is Bridgeport, Ct. registered multinational corporation owned by the Heart Corporation for those of you who don’t know. The Hearst newspaper empire has a well documented history of “yellow journalism’ over the decades. In fact, they started it.

Yellow Journalism is when a newspaper files fake news reports to support one agenda or another. In the first known case of Hearst yellow journalism, they promoted lies about the Spanish were mistreating people in Cuba in order to promote a regime change agenda back then.

“Their stories swayed US public opinion to believe that the Cuban people were being unjustly persecuted by the Spanish, and that the only way for them to gain their independence was through American intervention. Hearst and Pulitzer made their stories credible by self-assertion and providing false names, dates, and locations of skirmishes and atrocities committed by the Spanish. Papers also claimed that their facts could be substantiated by the government.”

Does any of this sound familiar? Sound like Libya or Syria?

Frederic Remington, an artist hired by Hearst to provide illustrations to accompany a series of articles on the Cuban Revolution, soon became bored with seemingly peaceful Cuba and wired Hearst on January 1897:

“Everything is quiet. There is no trouble. There will be no war. I wish to return.” To which Hearst’s reply was: “Please remain. You furnish the pictures and I’ll furnish the war.”

Whatever the paper’s founders did back in the day does not mean they are deliberately covering up something here, but when you consider other current events, like the ongoing rush to war with Iran based on fabricated news stories or the push to force a regime change in Syria,like the build-up to the Spanish American War, based on wholesale lies peddled by the press, you can’t help but wonder if covering up something related to a mass casualty event isn’t within the realm of possibility given the history and ownership of this publication.

Again, that is not to say that Chris Rodia hurt anyone. Personally I don’t think he is capable of something like that.

But is it possible, even likely that the guy was serving in an undercover capacity for an agency in exchange for leniency and brought Adam to the school without knowing what was too unfold? Is it possible that he freaked and fled and is indeed the guy whom witnesses stated they saw being led from the woods in cuffs looking them in the eyes saying “I didn’t do it“?  Is that a possibility?

Is it a possibility that Chris Rodia got caught up in this unofficial investigation by chance? That he just happened to have his name run through the system by Vincent O’Banner 50 miles away from Newtown at the exact same moment someone was running the tags of the “suspect vehicle” and that coincidentally, Rodia just happened to get a judge in a really good mood who let him off on his promise to return a few months before all of this and it’s all just a strange coincidence?

It’s important to remember that what started all of this off was the release of the official recording of the emergency communications during the event. It’s not like somebody went out and actively framed Rodia. His name appears to come back in response to that officer’s inquiry into the “suspect vehicle”. And of course we all know someone who remains unnamed was led out of the woods in handcuffs claiming “he didn’t do it”

This isn’t about “conspiracy theory’ as the CT Post implies, it’s about basic journalism and people trying to put the pieces of a puzzle together at a time when the Hearst corporation’s yellow journalism isn’t trusted anymore for good reason.

When you look at this event and the subsequent way in which it is being used, there is no motive and not for lack of trying by media outlets to fabricate one, the suspect is autistic and in the opinion of many, incapable of even the physical aspects of this horrific murder, much less the emotional ones, the suspect is dead and gone and incapable of explaining if or why he did it. There are so many problems with this story and so much at stake, it is only natural that people with critical thinking skills still intact are going to ask questions. Important questions.

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