St. Patrick's Cathedral "arson" suspect has same address as NYC mosque! NYPD silent!

Following the highly suspicious fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, a man in carried two containers of gasoline and and some lighters inside St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City on April 17.

NYPD said Marc Lamparello, 37-year, was arrested after entering St. Patrick’s Cathedral with arson materials, and that he was also arrested on April 15 inside Newark’s Sacred Heart Cathedral when he refused to leave at closing time.

Before entering St. Patrick’s Cathedral, police said Lamparello booked a one-way $2,800 ticket on a 5:20 p.m. Thursday flight to Rome, Italy.

Upon entering the Cathedral, Lamparello was noticed by a security guard, who said he alerted NYPD counter-terrorism officers who just happened to be on the scene outside of the Cathedral when Lamparello arrived.

Great timing? Coincidence? Do counter terrorism agents always hang out at Cathedrals?

NYPD counter-terrorism officers arrested Lamparello, and he has been charged with attempted arson, reckless endangerment and trespassing.

But it appears as though NYPD is either being dishonest, or their investigators need to brush up on their counter-terrorism knowledge in the post-9/11 era.

You see, after Lamparello was arrested, it was revealed that he is a philosophy instructor who has taught philosophy at New York City’s Lehman and Brooklyn colleges and Seton Hall University in New Jersey. He was described by the media as a Catholic who also served as a music director at a New Jersey Catholic church.

Why would a devout Catholic teacher attempt to burn down one of the most famous Cathedrals during Holy Week, when Catholics around the world were preparing to celebrate Easter while mourning the Notre Dame Cathedral fire in Paris? Why would he book a one-way ticket to a foreign country when he was a college professor?

The only reason someone would book a one way ticket out of the country is if they knew in advance that there was a possibility they weren’t coming back home…

Of course, this doesn’t add up. At all.

So I did some research into Marc Lamparello and started with a basic address search.

A background check into Lamparello that has been verified by law enforcement sources who wish to remain anonymous provides the following address for Lamparello, and lists it as his “most recent address”.

1781 E 16th St, Brooklyn, NY 11229.

Lamparello’s address is the same address as the “Al Madina Mosque” in Brooklyn, New York.

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Last Edited by STAX on 04/27/2019 11:38 AM