UPDATE: Now reports are saying that they are claiming that over $1 million in jewelry was stolen. BULLSHIT!
We have a keen eye for catching hoaxes, historically, and I have to say that this story of the NY Pastor, Bishop Lamor Whitehead, being robbed at gunpoint while giving a live-streamed sermon caught my eye and, to me, appears to really be just a setup by someone running a live-streamed insurance scam.
“It’s not about me being flashy. It’s about me purchasing what I want to purchase. It’s my prerogative to purchase what I want to purchase.” – Supposed Bishop and Convicted Criminal Lamor Whitehead
Honestly, why would a “pastor”, and his wife who was not even on camera during a live-stream, have $400,000 worth of jewelry on? And if they did, what kind of “pastor” actually wears all of that jewelry while giving sermons? Probably a criminal.
“Whitehead, dressed in a maroon suit with a gold-trimmed collar and sleeve cuffs, was wearing a long gold chain and a large ring on each finger at the time”
My answer to that question is either “criminals or a would-be criminals” who want their hoax to appear on video with huge (probably fake) gold chains, and rings on every finger, and then make a fake insurance claim.
Did the supposed “robbers” also steal all of the Bentley’s and Rolls-Royce’s in the parking lot?
When the robbery first starts, and the camera moves off to the side a little bit, watch the guy that comes into frame who didn’t even fucking flinch as supposed dangerous criminals, armed with pistols, are robbing everyone! He’s sitting there basically twiddling his thumbs. Yet that dude was cool as a cucumber, as if he knew this “robbery” scam was going to happen. My bet is that he did know.
Also, why did the camera move? We think it was probably planned to prevent showing the fake crimes on camera, which would give police and investigators less to go on to determine that it was just a hoax.
A Christian pastor in Brooklyn was robbed at gunpoint during his live-streamed sermon on Sunday before bandits made off with $400,000 in jewelry.
The notorious robbery occurred at the Leaders of Tomorrow International Ministries in Canarsie when three armed masked men stormed the podium as Bishop Lamor Whitehead delivered his sermon.
“How many of you have lost your faith because you saw somebody else die?” Whitehead asked his congregation just prior to the robbery.
As Lamor Whitehead realized he was being held at gunpoint, he immediately dropped to the ground. “All right, all right, all right,” he could be heard saying before the masked men walked up. Take a look:
According to the New York Post, police said the bandits took “$400,000 worth of jewelry from Whitehead, his wife and possibly churchgoers.”
“Whitehead, dressed in a maroon suit with a gold-trimmed collar and sleeve cuffs, was wearing a long gold chain and a large ring on each finger at the time,” noted the outlet. “The robbers fled East on Avenue D after the crime.”
Crime has been steadily rising in New York City despite Mayor Eric Adam’s proposed tough-on-crime platform. This past April, the city saw a 36.5 percent rise in crime while the state’s bail reform laws have come under scrutiny. Per Breitbart News:
Overall index crime in New York City jumped a staggering 36.5 percent last month compared to March of 2021 as the state’s soft on crime bail laws begin to shape the 2022 gubernatorial race.
There were 1267 robberies city-wide in March, which is a 48.4 percent leap from the 854 robberies in March of 2021, while the city tallied 1044 grand larcenies auto, a 59.4 percent climb from last year, the New York City Police Department’s (NYPD) crime statistics show.
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