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notquitesure
At this point I would like to see one of two things.
1. Video footage of Lanza in the school.
or
2. An explanation for why such footage does not exist.
This would be a great starting point.
No date has been set for the release of the full state police report. Once Sedensky signs off on the investigation as being completed, state police plan to release their report online.
A family member said Sedensky told the families that none of the children's names will be included in either his summary or the larger report. He also assured them that while there will be photos of the school, there will be none of the areas where victims were shot.
Sources said that report probably will be heavily redacted, with transcripts of 911 calls, some witness statements of children and all crime scene photos removed.Sedensky has gone to court to fight the release of the 911 calls. A judge could rule the same week that Sedensky's summary is released.
MALBOSIA
I know I know... respect for the families and such, right?
SkepticOverlord
MALBOSIA
I know I know... respect for the families and such, right?
Yes. Absolutely.
Anyone who things that is a bad thing is a repulsive person.
FlyersFan
reply to post by notquitesure
1 - No one NEEDS to know the names.
2 - It wasn't a secret. It was published last December.
3 - Huffington Post - List of the names and ages of the murdered children
vkey08
Children, no matter their age, should be protected from the media feeding frenzy that occurs with crimes like this, no matter what the "theory" is on what happened.
Schoenborn was found not criminally responsible by reason of mental disorder for the April 2008 slayings of 10-year-old Kaitlynne, eight-year-old Max and five-year-old Cordon in their Merritt, B.C., home. He stabbed his daughter and smothered his sons before fleeing, only to be found a week later dehydrated in the woods not far from the crime scene.