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And you still have zero evidence indicating it did. This will be a conspiracy for the next decade, come to grips with this.
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
reply to post by Marlow
So again, we're back to "i can provide exactly ZERO evidence to support the theory that this didnt happen, and
Originally posted by Sek82
And you still have zero evidence indicating it did. This will be a conspiracy for the next decade, come to grips with this.
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
reply to post by Marlow
So again, we're back to "i can provide exactly ZERO evidence to support the theory that this didnt happen, and
Originally posted by Sek82
This will be a conspiracy for the next decade, come to grips with this.
The officer’s short fuse has a lot to do with rumors surrounding the weapon used. “There’s a tremendous amount of misinformation out there,” Vance said at the end of our call. “The murderer used a Bushmaster XM15.”
"He was resistant to any type of touching. He had been diagnosed very early with something called Sensory Integration Disorder," The Hartford Courant's Alaine Griffin tells NPR's Linda Wertheimer in a Morning Edition interview. "And what that essentially did is... he wasn't able to guide touch and smell and sight. He wasn't able to, sort of, process things to do with his senses. And we learn that Nancy was very sad at the fact that he couldn't love her back."
During a search of the Lanza home after the deadly school shootings, police found thousands of dollars worth of graphically violent video games. And detectives working the scene of the massacre are exploring whether Adam Lanza might have been emulating the shooting range or a video-game scenario as he moved from room to room at Sandy Hook, spewing bullets, law enforcement sources have told The Courant.
A source with knowledge of the investigation said that when Lanza drove to Sandy Hook Elementary School, he parked his car in a way that could have set him up to ambush responding police officers. He parked with the passenger's side facing a small brick wall near the front entrance. His shotgun was left leaning against the passenger's side door.
SMOKINGGUN2012
Now we find out it was outside of the car........then WHO put it in the trunk and why? Someone obviously tampered with a crime scene.
The spot gave him potentially a perfect line of sight to shoot at unsuspecting police officers driving down the long driveway, around a curve and into his line of fire. It also provided him cover because the school and woods were behind him.
SMOKINGGUN2012
Here is some of the info that will be in the final report.
articles.courant.com...
I found this VERY interesting..........
A source with knowledge of the investigation said that when Lanza drove to Sandy Hook Elementary School, he parked his car in a way that could have set him up to ambush responding police officers. He parked with the passenger's side facing a small brick wall near the front entrance. His shotgun was left leaning against the passenger's side door.
WHAT?? He has a perfectly good functioning shotgun with a very large clip and he was there to inflict massive damage yet just left it by the car and went inside?
BTW, the police need to explain how it got in the trunk.
When this report comes out they are going to have to explain many things........
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The state police SWAT team that was clearing the school after the shooting had to get the key from Thorne to open some of the rooms. The key was so worn from use that morning that it snapped in one of the doors.