Man Discovers Sandy Hook “Heroes List” matches last names of lottery winners! (MIRROR)

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Okay, here's our list. I got a whole bunch of troopers, sergeants, detectives, FBI detectives, and you scroll down the list, and we get down to the civilian and law enforcement support, and I saw these names here. So I decided to look up the names to see what they did. Woodrow, Matson, Velo, Lungquist, Varney, Wright, Zito, Rosa. The same last names on several of these people have all won the lottery in the last two years, except for the Lungquists, which won $4 million back in 1998. But we have Varney, Woodrow, Plurde, Wright, all winning lottery. Once I got to the third or fourth person with the same matching last name, I said, God, you know, Plurde is not exactly a common last name. Is Douglas Plurde related to Christine Plurde? Brow is not exactly a common last name, come up and win Connecticut lottery within the same year as the Sandy Hook shooting, right before or right after or Varney, a V name, again Varney, VAR, any why, not exactly most common last name. Are these relatives that are receiving lottery payments? And this one right here kind of is just weird. Zito, ZITO, last name, Zito. There's these articles that come up when you search their names, the last name of you search Zito, Connecticut, up comes this article. The big lottery dream does not come true for John Zito and it says that he didn't win. But then you find out that Zito is the director of education in the town where the lottery is based out of Rocky Hill, most likely a relative, I don't know how common is the last name of Zito. Again, to have a budrero, plurde, lungquist, Varney, Wright, and Zito, all be if last names be associated with the Connecticut state lottery as winners as the last name or in the town where the lottery is based out of. Come up as winners in the last two years of the Connecticut lottery. Well, you know a lot of people say, how would they, if you believe there's a conspiracy, how would they get paid? Well, I don't know what are the chances all these last names would show up as winners in the last two years in the Connecticut lottery, which is supposedly random. We're talking random on top of random, right? Random last names on top of random winners and they just still happen to match up in the last two years.