The 2nd Empty Chair: The Port Arthur Paradox With Oskar Zimmerman
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After the police broke into Martin Bryant’s house, a journalist followed them, mentally recording the details she was going to present to the public. The house was neat & fairly normal, except for one room where some magazines were lying on a table, in between two empty chairs.
For the past hours, the journalist’s imagination had been building a picture of the madman, his childhood and possible motives. The entire media and police juggernaut that was gaining momentum was predicated on the assumption that he had acted alone.
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But if that was true, who had been sitting in the second empty chair?
This explosive thriller takes a closer look at Australia’s defining massacre, using witness statements and court documents to produce a coherent, plausible narrative that includes more facts than the prosecution case. Anyone familiar with “Making A Murderer” will be captivated and horrified by the details of this story, and how the popular media narrative has deviated from the facts.
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What of the recording of Martin Bryant at the Seascape Guesthouse after the shooting talking to the police on the phone about cooking for the hostages?
I think Paul Moder’s WASP movie is another social engineering “movie”to distract the now widely awakened Aussie public, many of whom now openly question this – and hypnotise them back into thinking someone is doing something… it is going to portray Bryant as the shooter at the PA site ffs – when every researcher accepts there is to this day NO forensic evidence of Bryant at the PA site has been found, and he was possibly just held at seascape cottage for the dramatic “siege”. Paul Moder is a disingenuous man suggesting he has researched this and wants to make yet another govfluff piece reaffirming to the masses Martin was the very expert killer at the Broad arrow cafe and around the tourist site