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Originally posted by theabsolutetruth
Originally posted by senselessness
Originally posted by paratus
71 total people being shot
I think that is wrong. 71 people were not shot.
News update added it was 71 shot, 12 killed 59 injured.
Originally posted by senselessness
reply to post by theabsolutetruth
That has to be wrong... I think someone misheard, or misspoke. I was listening and didn't hear that.
Originally posted by Finalized
For those pulling Columbine into this discussion, do you think it was a cut and dry case of two gunmen? I haven't researched Columbine in a long time, but I'll point you to this article: Anatomy of a School Shooting
Postscript: As the dust settled over Columbine High, other high-profile shootings would rock the nation: at schools, in the workplace, in a church, and - in Southern California's San Fernando Valley - at a Jewish community center where a gunman quickly identified as Buford Furrow opened fire on August 10, 1999. The man, who later would claim that his intent was to kill as many people as possible, had received extensive firearms and paramilitary training, both from the U.S. military and from militia groups.
Shooting in an enclosed area that was fairly heavily populated, Furrow fired a reported seventy rounds from his assault rifle. By design or act of God, no one was killed and only a handful of people were injured, including three children and a teenager. None of the injuries were life-threatening and all the victims have fully recovered. With a massive police dragnet descending on the city, Furrow fled, abandoning his rolling arsenal of a vehicle. Not far from the crime scene, he stopped to catch up on some shopping and get a haircut. Along the way, his aim having improved considerably, Furrow killed a postal worker in a hail of gunfire, for no better reason than because he was Asian and therefore "non-white."
At about this same time, Furrow car-jacked a vehicle from an Asian woman. Though this woman - besides being obviously non-white - was now a key witness who could place Furrow at the scene and identify the vehicle he had fled in, she was left shaken but very much alive. Having taken great risks to obtain her vehicle, Furrow promptly abandoned it, choosing instead to take a taxi.
In an unlikely turn of events, this taxi would safely transport Furrow all the way to Las Vegas, Nevada. Having successfully eluded one of the most massive police dragnets in the city's history (which had the appearance of a very well-planned training exercise), and having made it across state lines to relative safety, Furrow proceeded directly to the local FBI office to turn himself in.
Holmes was a student at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver until last month, spokeswoman Jacque Montgomery said. She did not know when he started school or why he withdrew.
Originally posted by OneisOne
Originally posted by theabsolutetruth
Originally posted by senselessness
Originally posted by paratus
71 total people being shot
I think that is wrong. 71 people were not shot.
News update added it was 71 shot, 12 killed 59 injured.
That is what I heard too during the press conference.
71 shot, 12 deceased, 10 bodies still on scene.
Originally posted by antonia
reply to post by Finalized
Why does that surprise you? Eyewitness testimony is notorious for being all over the map. In the heat of the moment people see things and can't remember what they saw or perhaps made a mistake in what they observed.
Originally posted by miniatus
Originally posted by paratus
71 total people being shot
of them:
10 dead on scene
3 dead in hospital/in transit
1 hit in adjacent theater
ballistic full outfit
head to toe including groin and neck
Well that should silence those in here that think they are america's next top shot.. there's nobody with a concealed carry that would have taken him down.. police would have even had trouble taking him down since they are far less protected, and even outgunned since he had an assault rifle.. he gave himself up peacefully fortunately.
Aurora, Colorado, Police Chief Dan Oates said at a press conference on Friday afternoon that in all 71 people were shot.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Lone12
I've always thought the movie title of Dark Knight related to the Catholic concept of the dark night of the soul. It feels like a psyop to me, just like all the rest of the things that happen like this, something to traumatize masses of people. If we react to this, how will we react to something which really is a major deal on a massive scale(like 9-11).
The twist on the name Night/Knight makes me wonder if it is occultic/masonic as in Knights of Malta...Dark Knight dark night of the souledit on 20-7-2012 by ThirdEyeofHorus because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by Valhall
I misread it, good to know. Sorry.
Because they could have been armed but weren't and this is so much like Canada, unarmed people shot at by thugs and militia.
But there are several pieces that don't add up. The UN gun treaty. The movie with a trailer like this. The girl from Toronto shooting now dead. Coincidence? Or sleepers being carted around?edit on 20-7-2012 by Unity_99 because: (no reason given)