Carissa Conti (@Carissa_Conti)

Once again while perusing BitChute for vids on weird and conspiratorial subjects I came across a video that jumped out at me, called "A Lot of Missing People Now Found Dead Under Water." The reason it jumped out at me was because I've seen two stories recently on the mainstream DailyMail website about dead people who'd gone missing decades ago suddenly being found in submerged cars in water. With the first one I was like, Wow, huh. Didn't strike me as weird, but I did remember it. So when the second one happened back to back? At that point I was like, WHAT the....?!! I immediately remembered the previous story from maybe not even two weeks before. Seemed bizarre, and I immediately suspected shenanigans, but had no way to prove it. Well, turns out the first two examples shown in this vid are those two recent stories I was reading about in the DailyMail. So glad somebody made a video about it. https://www.bitchute.com/video/n4ebA8vKsvYr/ (BTW, I came for the video's content and stayed for this guy's narration. 🤣 Checked out the rest of his videos, and while I don't subscribe to all his theories - he's a classic case of believing everybody in the entertainment industry is a tranny for instance, a subject covered in my last Gab post. While there obviously are trannies in the entertainment industry [and politics....and in royal families.....] it doesn't mean everybody is. And definitely not all the ones he thinks are. But his narrations and laughing are amusing, and my favorite is when he punctuates his statements with the deadpan "MOVE." His version of GTFO.) This story illustrates some serious conspiracy though when it comes to the "news." Some sort of YouTube channel pitch for a reality TV docuseries, who knows.......disguising itself as actual real life news with supposed real life dead people who've been missing for years, and being presented in real news outlets? We all know that "reality" TV isn't real, duh. But these news stories weren't passing themselves off as reality TV. They were passing themselves off as real, about real dead/missing people. Were those people even real? When Tom was watching with me something he pointed out about the truck getting pulled out of the lake (that as the narrator points out, isn't dripping water :/ ) the tires are brand spanking new and fully inflated. For a truck that's been in the water for 12 years that's certainly amazing! :/ Seriously, you could pull those tires off and put them on another vehicle and pick up where they left off. I'll let his breakdown of these stories do the talking. He drills down on all aspects of the fakery in these stories. This is nothing though I guess compared to the idea of "Crisis Actors at Staged Mass Shootings and Bombings." O.o That's where "fake news" gets taken to the ultimate next level. (Continued in comments 👇 👇👇)