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originally posted by: RationalDespair
Thank you very much for this quality thread OP!
I could not open the links to the police reports in the OP, but that may be because of the proxy server at work. Do you know of any other links to these?
originally posted by: Charizard
The shots coming through the window is interesting, but is it really strange? I'm not sure. I could picture him popping off a few random shots at the building as he approached it, perhaps to test fire one of his weapons, or for intimidation factor, or maybe just for the hell of it.
yet Sandyhook school was considered to be a new school, with modern security measures, yet not one of those measures can prove Lanza did the shooting.
originally posted by: Daedalus
a reply to: DarksideOz
the only camera was a little crap one at the front door, that they used to identify people at the intercom, before they buzzed them in...
they didn't have a full camera system like columbine.
originally posted by: DarksideOz
Well I am not saying I am 100% right
but what you suggests severally contradicts many of the information I have seen about the school.
The cameras are there
but it appears as though they may of been having "technical" problems that day
Before you laugh
think back to 9/11 were 19 people went through Airport terminals yet not ONE was caught on camera, AT AN AIRPORT OF ALL PLACES.
And here we have a school that took extra security measures, yet failed to think of security camera's..........please !!!!!
If they had cameras all over that school for Columbine back in the 90's, than you cannot tell me that this school didn't have enough camera's to get Lanza on film at least once in almost 20 years later.
I guarantee you here and now that if I went and broke into Sandyhook school to steal or cause damage, I would be caught on at least 5 different cameras.
But then again, me breaking into Sandyhook doesn't fit into the plan of gun control, but a false-flag shooting does. Join the dots
originally posted by: notquitesure
The story is that they installed a new camera system at the beginning of the year. The rest of the story is that the camera system in question did not record, but rather was only for identifying visitors. I agree that it doesn't make much sense, but as long as we're analyzing the "facts," that's what we've been fed.
originally posted by: notquitesure
The story is that they installed a new camera system at the beginning of the year. The rest of the story is that the camera system in question did not record, but rather was only for identifying visitors. I agree that it doesn't make much sense, but as long as we're analyzing the "facts," that's what we've been fed.
originally posted by: Asktheanimals
Why he was never interviewed or even named in the final report is a bizarre omission given how many others were questioned.
originally posted by: Daedalus
a reply to: NickDC202
and can you confirm for us that the "system" consisted of one crappy camera at the intercom box at the front door, that led to a couple of crappy monitors in the office, that they used to identify people at the intercom box, before buzzing them into the building?
this is a "system" in the same way that plastic discs that you use to move furniture are a "system"
Two reporters located in the woods around SHES, who were held at gun point by Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) police officers until their identities could be determined;
A man from New York who was working in a nearby town and went to SHES after an application on his cell telephone alerted him to the situation at the school. He drove to the firehouse and went up to the school on foot. He was taken from the scene of the school in handcuffs and later to Newtown Police Department. It was later determined that he did not have a connection to the shooting and had gone to SHES to see what was going on.