Sandy Hook Heartache -- Thief Steals Memorial Signs, BRAGS While Flipping Off The Camera In Disgusting Home Photos
May 22 2014, Published 8:28 p.m. ET
It was a horrific mass murder that took the lives of 20 children and six adults and shattered the community, and now one young man is making a mockery of the entire thing by stealing memorial signs from a playground dedicated to a victim.
Even worse, the unidentified thief found amusement in taking photos of all the stolen signs in his living room — defiling the memory of the victims by flipping his middle finger up.
The thief targeted in particular a playground set up to celebrate the life of 7-year-old victim Grace McDonnell and according to TheDailyBanter.com, who first obtained the shocking photos, the thief called the deceased child's mother, Lynn McDonnell, claiming she was part of an elaborate Sandy Hook hoax and that her daughter never existed and was never killed.
A sign from a memorial honoring victim Chase Michael Anthony Kowalski, 7, was also taken by the thief.
On Dec. 14, 2012, 20-year-old Adam Lanza entered Sandy Hook Elementary School in Conn., after shooting his mother to death in their shared home, and began shooting at children and teachers.
Lanza shot himself in the head before authorities could apprehend him.
Chillingly, the thief is said to have directly contacted TheDailyBanter.com with his photos and the site thinks he may live in Northern Virginia.
"When I told him that I personally knew about a dozen people who covered Sandy Hook and were on-scene in the aftermath of the shooting, he demanded to know if those people had actually seen any bodies," the author who spoke to the man with the stolen signs wrote, noting that he often referred to the Illuminati in their conversation.
"He insisted, among other supposed giveaways, that none of the parents of the Sandy Hook victims cried on camera, proving that they either weren’t actually grieving or were paid actors."
Author Chez Paziena says after hanging up with the thief he notified local authorities and an editor at the site told Breaking Celebrity News they published the photos hoping someone would