It was apparent Kay Wilson was slipping farther into the Cult of Conspiracy when she appeared, independent of Wolfgang Halbig on James Fetzer's Real Deal Episode 67 and discussed her own views. Wilson announced "I no longer believe in the official [Sandy Hook] narrative."
Sandy Hook Hoax Attorney L Kay Wilson Announces Wolfgang Halbig FOIA Withdrawn
Sandy Hook Hoax supporter and Connecticut Attorney L Kay Wilson announced to her supporters "
Sandy Hook Hoax" that the scheduled FOIA Hearing for March 17, 2016 was withdrawn.

It is curious that Wolfgang Halbig has apparently stopped making his announcements, dispatching his attorney, L. Kay Wilson to the menial task of bringing Tony Mead into the loop.
L Kay Wilson promised her friends at Sandy Hook Hoax Group a "slew" of upcoming hearings in the near future.
The hearing was to be:
March 17, 2016 FIC
2015-886
Wolfgang Halbig v. Chief, Police Department, Town of Newtown; Police Department, Town of Newtown; and Town of Newtown
L Kay Wilson is starting to become a more prominent public figure within the Hoaxer community. She has made appearances on InfoWars and James Fetzer's program, among other public discussions.
Kay Wilson is also beginning to act more and more like a hoaxer conspiracy theorist.
Did Kay Wilson issue a harassing subpoena to Shannon Hicks?
L Kay Wilson caused controversy during the February, 2016 FOIA hearing when she issued subpoena to
Newtown Bee Reporter Shannon Hicks.
As most know, Shannon Hicks took the iconic photographs of the evacuation of Sandy Hook School after the shooting on 12-14-12.
The FOIA case for which Kay Wilson issued subpoena involved Halbig's requests for records from the Connecticut State Police. A review of the case, including video of the hearing can be viewed here:
http://sandyhookanalysis.blogspot.com/2016/02/wolfgang-halbig-foia-hearing-vs.html
Kay Wilson's friends at Sandy Hook Hoax Group were overjoyed that Shannon Hicks would be issued a subpoena. Sandy Hook Hoax Group takes pleasure in any harassment of Newtown residents, as has been well documented.
The question that puzzled an attorney who viewed the subpoena issue was: "What relevant information could Shannon Hicks possibly provide the FOIA Commission concerning records in possession of Connecticut State Police?"
When the FOI hearing officer asked L Kay Wilson to summarize her anticipated case in chief, Wilson made no mention of calling Shannon Hicks. So why did Kay Wilson choose to cost the reporter and the Newtown Bee money and time by forcing appearance?
Since there seems to be no relevant information Hicks could have provided concerning Connecticut State Police records and since Wilson did not call Hicks to testify,
some have speculated the subpoena was issued just to bully or harasss the reporter. In other words, Wilson may have issued the subpoena out of pure meanness towards one of those most profoundly affected by the shooting; and thus, Wilson may have violated ethical and moral conduct.
Shannon Hicks did appear pursuant to Kay Wilson's ludicrous demand, along with the Newspaper's attorney, causing the newspaper significant monetary damages. It would seem fair Kay Wilson and Wolfgang Halbig owe compensation for those damages.
L Kay Wilson's Descent into the bowels of Conspiracy Madness

It was apparent Kay Wilson was slipping farther into the
Cult of Conspiracy when she appeared, independent of Wolfgang Halbig, on
James Fetzer's Real Deal Episode 67 and discussed her own views. Wilson proudly announced "I no longer believe in the official [Sandy Hook] narrative."
James Fetzer is well known as a hard core
antisemitic conspiracy theorist who once pushed the idea that
Mossad Death Squads attacked the Sandy Hook School and who teamed up with Wolfgang Halbig and James Tracy to co-write "Nobody Died at Sandy Hook". The book was so vile and full of lies, Amazon refused to soil their shelves by selling it.
James Fetzer Real Deal 67 - Sandy Hook and Jade Helm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS-pxdYt7fA
Kay Wilson also referred to believing the Sandy Hook "narrative" as "drinking the Kool-Aid".
Her apparent contempt for the victims and families in Newtown could explain why she needlessly issued subpoena to Shannon Hicks.
These actions are right in line with Kay Wilson's failed attempt to submit hoaxer modified evidence to the CT FOI Connecticut Commission by folding it, to hide the modified portion. Attorney Monte Frank objected stating "It's clearly not authentic."