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The article, “They Just Keep Getting Worse” by Miles Mathis, published on August 2, 2025, discusses a news story about Ashley Pardo, a Texas mother, allegedly assisting her 13-year-old son in planning a mass shooting at Rhodes Middle School in San Antonio, Texas. The author suggests the story is fabricated and full of inconsistencies, pointing to numerological clues (33, 1), symbolic references to Phoenicians, and questioning the authenticity of a photo from the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. Mathis notes that Pardo’s name, often associated with Jewish heritage, clashes with her son being described as a white supremacist, given their Hispanic background. The article delves into Ashley Pardo’s family connections, identifying her father, Jesse Pardo, as working in airport security for JFK and Allied Barton in San Antonio. Allied Barton, described as a “spooky company” and potentially a CIA front, was previously owned by Blackstone and then Wendel, run by Laurent Mignon. Further familial links connect Ashley Pardo to Edna, Arce, Kruegers, Carrie Anne Krueger, Carrie Lapinski, Dan Glassing, Aaron Valentine Arce, and Rudy Aleman, who works for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. The author speculates Ashley Pardo was chosen for the “Operation Chaos project” due to her looks and face tats. The article also mentions Ashley Pardo’s sister, Jessica Pardo, also known as Lozoya, and their mother, Arce. The boy’s potential father or uncle is identified as Mario Porras of Hanover, MD and San Bernardino, CA. The Porras family in San Antonio is described as wealthy, referencing Rick Porras, a producer of The Lord of the Rings movies. The author concludes by questioning the plausibility of the reward for babysitting, the lack of clarity on how the child was caught, and the rationale behind withholding the child’s name and image, suggesting that ai may be involved in generating such “fake events.”

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