NH State Rep.Who Alleged Boston Marathon Bombing A Government Conspiracy Resigns

Sheila Tremblay has resigned her seat in the New Hampshire House.

Tremblay sent a letter of resignation to the House Speaker’s office via certified mail on Thursday. She also sold her house for $410,000 on Monday, according to property records.

Serving in her second term in the House, Tremblay made national headlines in April after she backed up claims the Boston Marathon bombings might have been a government-sponsored “false flag” meant to take away civil liberties.

After controversy erupted, she apologized and then reiterated her belief that more questions needed to be asked into the government’s role even as the suspect admitted guilt and the motive.

The full House also voted to fully rebuke her comments.

Wednesday morning, she sent an e-mail to all of her House colleagues with website links to videos and blogs questioning the Boston Marathon bombings.

“Have you seen ANY main stream media doing a follow-up on these stories? I have not. I just connect the dots,” wrote Tremblay. “Apparently, it is very dangerous to seek truth, or ask questions.”

By: Cheston Catalano

Cheston Catalano is a Kentucky-based journalist whose work has been featured in the Chattanooga Times Free Press and the Clarksville Leaf Chronicle. He is a long-time contributor to Liberaland.