What if Judas didn't do it?

[Fake Messiah]

Judas is necessary to the narrative because otherwise it reads "And then Roman soldiers nabbed him and tacked him up." Clearly that was a major problem for the early Roman church, so they concocted some convenient excuses like Judas and the trial at the Sanhedrin to insulate themselves from what their own troops and politicians had done. Or what they had done according to the early Christian mythos. They make no sense whatsoever once you think about them but that's never been the strong point of the faithful. Blaming the Jews was easy and that little blood libel has cost a lot of lives down through the ages.

Yeah, that is the most interesting if not the most obvious answer. Romans whitewashed mythos and blamed the Jews, especially if you consider that modern translations give his name as “Judas,” in actuality, his name in all NT documents is Judah (Ioudas); basically, “Jew.”

Although it doesn't talk about Judas as a character and I guess from the point of theology/ Christianity, but I guess it is useless because it is all made up. Especially when we see that Christians and other "experts" have nothing to say about this topic, but blabber about something else.