Sandy Hook labeled in Batman film, conspiracies light up Internet

Sandy Hook - Since last week's tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, the conspiracies have already lit up. The latest one theorizes that the filmmakers behind "The Dark Knight Rises" foresaw the shooting, which is referenced in one scene.

The video shows Gary Oldman’s character Commissioner James Gordon, who points to a map showing a targeted area identified as Sandy Hook, which was also known as “Strike Zone 1,” the area where Gotham Stadium was located. [For the latest news about Sandy Hook, go here]

According to many of the conspiracy theories, the purpose of the Sandy Hook reference was to generate subliminal messaging by the scene in Christopher Nolan’s final Batman movie. However, most label it as just a coincidence. “As more of these 'strange coincidences' continue to pop up, it would take a fool not to question the motive behind it all: Is this all part of an evil pre-conditioning program?” asked InfoWars.com. “This definitely begins to tread into Satanic and occult territory, the purpose of which is known to only a select few in tight-knit circles at the very top branches of various secret societies.” This isn’t the first time that “The Dark Knight Rises” has been used in a conspiracy theory. Following the devastating shooting at an Aurora, Colorado movie theater, conspiracy theorists spotted the name “Aurora” on top of a large skyscraper during a scene in the film. This has led many people to also consider the theories of subliminal messaging and mind control programming. “I was denying to myself that this shooting was staged by the deep state and the Illuminati just like the last one in the movie theatre in Colorado. But not anymore. It’s impossible to deny now,” wrote an author at Before It’s News. “These are huge red flags. The filmmakers of The Dark Knight Rises must answer why they dropped these hints in their film. Is this a sick game their playing with the public? Are they dropping hints to themselves?” Sandy Hook can be found in the featured image at the top left corner of the screen cap.