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Originally posted by EyesWideShut
The "rifle" found in the trunk looks like a semi auto shotgun, maybe a benelli. (I'm viewing this on my phone, I could most certainly be wrong)
Originally posted by timesacomin
Originally posted by EyesWideShut
The "rifle" found in the trunk looks like a semi auto shotgun, maybe a benelli. (I'm viewing this on my phone, I could most certainly be wrong)
i thought bolt action rifle at first, but im 100% positive after watching it over and over again that it is also an autoloading shotgun, perhaps a mossberg 930 special purpose, you can tell its a shotgun shell being ejected. i am 10000000% sure it was not an AR-15.
and the cops did say it was a shotgun in the car.
so i guess thats right.
also, the little boy DID say the guy on the ground pinned down was HANDCUFFED. watch it again.
theres a guy in the woods nearby wearing camo pants and dark jacket, and he says to the parents as he walks by them, "i didnt do it." seems fishy, but he could just be a dude that wears that clothing normally, lives near by, and saw/heard all the cops and helicopters and walked over to see what was happening.
the dude pinned down and handcuffed on the ground the boy was talking about, could even be a hysteric father wanting to just go in the school to get/find his kid. so he could have easily assaulted cops that were preventing him from doing so.
i still believe theres something fishy going on.
you my friend are correct. The people here dont use logic in shooting cases. Stick to the ufo forums ironically. Everyone here takes the MSM as fac when they misreport, yet as lies when they are accurate, thats the silliest part. News organizations rush out info without fact checking to be first, nothing more. People expect reporting of chaos to have order. Real sickos if u ask me.
Originally posted by detachedindividual
reply to post by Foxoutfoxing
So, you're telling me that more than 100 local police, fire, medical and educational personnel are all lying about the circumstances surrounding the deaths of 26 people - who were part of their community, grew up with them, are related to them, friends with them...?
Fact number one, all cases like this involve a lot of chaos.
Fact number two, the press gets things wrong in their rush to get a story.
Fact number three, you only know a fraction of the story.
There are some here who believe that EVERYTHING is a conspiracy. People like Alex Jones will weave anything into their grand conspiracy if it means they'll sell another hundred BS DVD's. Fiction is created out of nothing, out of mishap, misunderstanding or confusion.
But yet, the simple fact that this is a community of a few thousand people, with hundreds who would need to be "in on it", is miraculously ignored in the quest to make it "a government false flag to take our guns!!!!"
Not every event is a conspiracy, sometimes it really is just a nut case with a gun.
Originally posted by Osiris1953
reply to post by Foxoutfoxing
So there was a guy in the woods...and you posted some redneck babbling.
There is nothing even remotely compelling here.
Everyone who immediately started screaming conspiracy regarding this matter, or immediately started worrying about the government taking away their guns, or immediately started screaming that guns should be taking away from people while the bodies of school children are still warm really suck as individuals. How very self absorbed.
We're all trying to make sense of something that is senseless. Instead of being logical, you've taken something the police still don't understand, and make sense of it by hiding behind the idea that the government is automatically to blame. This is tantamount to not understanding lightning and automatically deciding that a God must be controlling this magnificent force of nature.
There are sick, disturbed individuals in this world and blame needs to be put on the shooter and no one else. One loony shooting isn't going to make me lose faith in humanity, but the type of behavior I'm seeing on ATS the past two days might.
Learn the victims names, honor them in some way, and maybe become an advocate for better security in Connecticut schools. In our area you can't get into any school unless buzzed in at the main office after they observe you via security cam and speak to you over the mic, and there is an armed resource officer at school at all times.
Get a grip folks.
edit on 16-12-2012 by Osiris1953 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by detachedindividual
reply to post by Foxoutfoxing
So, you're telling me that more than 100 local police, fire, medical and educational personnel are all lying about the circumstances surrounding the deaths of 26 people - who were part of their community, grew up with them, are related to them, friends with them...?
All the victims' bodies were removed from from the school overnight and the families identified them through photos, the medical examiner said on Saturday.
Families had only seen pictures of their children's facial features. “It’s easier on the families when you do that,” Carver said.
Parents were not called in to identify their children. Rather, Carver's staff compared photos of the children given by the parents to the bodies.
The shooter, identified by law enforcement officials as Adam Lanza, killed his mother Nancy on Friday, then drove to the school where he gunned down another 26 people before taking his own life in one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history.
He fired a rifle, shooting his victims multiple times. Parents identified their children through pictures, a process intended to minimize their shock, Carver said.
...
Police did not officially identify Lanza or his mother, but his father on Saturday issued a statement saying he too was struggling to understand his son’s actions.
Originally posted by Foxoutfoxing
Police Find Rifle In Trunk Of Car In Sandy Hook Parking Lot:
Originally posted by seasoul
Well here's some more dirty laundry, it looks as if we now have evidence connecting two current mass shootings, with the Libor scandal.
source : ______beforeitsnews/economics-and-politics/2012/12/2-mass-shootings-connected-to-libor-2447738.html
F.T.G.
edit on 16-12-2012 by seasoul because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Osiris1953
reply to post by MisterMaster
No, there was no bashing. It's called disagreeing, get used to it. Didn't call the OP a redneck either, I was referring to one of the videos the OP posted.
I also do not need to provide proof as the theories being put forth are so flimsy they will fall apart on their own in time. If my goal is to knock down a castle, and said castle's foundation was built on swampland there is very little I need to do beyond let nature take it's course.
More than anything I find it offensive that most people in this thread and others have glossed over the loss of the lives of children. It has become more important to immediately have an agenda in the face of human tragedy, whether that is blaming lettered organizations or worrying about whether or not they will take away our guns. It's offensive, inconsiderate to the families involved, ignorant, and disrespectful to the dead children. Whether you with me or not, you totally missed my point.
Originally posted by undo
well i for one was not even thinking about gun laws when this first happened. instead, i was praying for these families and wondering what would drive a person(s) to do such a thing. then all of the sudden, here comes the "we need to have gun control laws" people. i mean, outta nowhere it started. and it just got worse and worse. wonder if there's a way to check which type of thread surfaced first, anti-gun or pro-gun, on ats. anyway, it all started in the first 2 big threads about the incident. i know, i was reading both of them. by the way, i don't own a gun. i'm not anti-gun, however. (not really pro-gun either, since i don't believe in killing but i don't begrudge people being able to defend themselves from attack) to me, guns are not the problem. people are unhappy, unhealthy and over stressed, sometimes over medicated, and many hate themselves.edit on 18-12-2012 by undo because: (no reason given)