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Originally posted by frazzle
reply to post by CinnamonHearts
I went back and listened again. It was all "according to (unnamed) friends and neighbors" and "according to my sources". No one seems to have checked the register at the hotel she was allegedly staying at. The rest of this report was just "oh, look how this terrible woman left her twenty year old son "HOME ALONE", along with more of the "Adam was sick and Adam did it" assurances.
Originally posted by CinnamonHearts
Originally posted by frazzle
reply to post by CinnamonHearts
I went back and listened again. It was all "according to (unnamed) friends and neighbors" and "according to my sources". No one seems to have checked the register at the hotel she was allegedly staying at. The rest of this report was just "oh, look how this terrible woman left her twenty year old son "HOME ALONE", along with more of the "Adam was sick and Adam did it" assurances.
Nowadays everything reported is basically from unknown sources, unfortunately.
I think the reporter was making it seem like it's something Nancy did quite often, take mini vacations. To me, that made me think that Adam wasn't nearly as far gone as MSM has tried to lead us to believe. On the other hand, the reporter's comment about Nancy preparing food for Adam because she didn't want him cooking when she wasn't home, implies that maybe his mom was a bit worried about him not remembering to turn the stove off? Not exactly sure. I didn't really take anything from that. I just figured it was because he didn't know how to cook. For all we know, the "source" was just speculating anyway.
She checked in at 12:10 am. Did she work? I don't remember reading anything other than the initial reports of her working at the school which proved to be false.edit on 28-12-2012 by CinnamonHearts because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by PaperbackWriter
reply to post by sconner755
Yes, I thought about the connection as soon as I read it. I thought wow, how very cliche.
It was almost as bad as if they'd said she just got back from spending a lovely weekend at
the Bilderberg Hotel in Oosterbek, NE. But, what are you gonna do?
Originally posted by restless genius
reply to post by vkey08
Nicely put.
I got really angry and upset when I saw those silly threads saying nobody died, it was all faked etc...
Originally posted by LadyGreenEyes
reply to post by SkepticOverlord
I think it is a very GOOD thing to place some controls on those discussions. That said, would it be possible to be more specific, as to what sorts of things we should not stray into, regarding that topic? Clearly, posting personal data would be very wrong (and I guess I missed that....glad I did, too!). Are there other areas that you would prefer we avoid? I believe all here want to respect what those families are facing, and I certainly don't want to post anything to add to their grief. So, other than that personal data business, what should we avoid?
If I have personally posted anything offensive, my apologies, because that was never my intent.
Originally posted by destination now
reply to post by Starchildren
And you cannot dictate what the owners do with this site, if you don't like what they do, don't post here. I was so disgusted by some of the threads on Sandy Hook I made a complaint and decided if it wasn't addressed that I would not be back, it was addressed, thankfully and I'm still here, but you do have a choice at any time to just not log on again. That is different though to the people supporting the Sandy Hook conspiracy telling those of us who disagree that we shouldn't be here because it is a conspiracy site, we have every right to counter their theories with our own beliefs, that's why it''s known as a discussion board
Originally posted by ratboy
reply to post by destination now
No freedom of speech should be denied, theirs or yours. All sides of a conspiracy should be heard, theirs and yours. If libel arises then mods should definitely kick it to the side. I think we agree there.
The 'too soon' argument is moot in my mind. Talking about events 'too soon' does not negate anyone who has experienced a loss from personal grieving time. People discussing things on here will not aid or deny that. I assume those grieving will not be jumping right away to ATS to check out the latest conspiracies. If they choose to then they choose to. I don't deny personal decency, but it is very relative and a conspiracy theory is not going to halt until the right amount of time passes, as that is also highly relative.
Again just as someone does not have to post if they don't like policies, someone does not have to read or participate if they are offended, but they can if they so choose. If they are countering a theory then that is great and should help build up to possible conclusions. But just stating it is too soon does not add much, even if its empathic message is fully understood mind youedit on 29-12-2012 by ratboy because: spelling
Originally posted by klebics
~Soto~
10) Killer enters room of Soto, where children were hidden
11) 6 children tried to run for it, but were killed.
12) Anne Marie Murphy (teacher's aide) tried to shield 6-year-old Dylan Hockley. But who could have seen this? Also, all 6 children were running, how did she try shielding him?
13) there is a discrepancy between 6 or 7 children who survived by hiding. Gene Rosin, retired psychologist, testifies this on the children's behalf
~Killer dies~
14) the 6 or 7 surviving, hiding children either did not see the killer die or Rosin did not mention this.
Originally posted by MRuss
I still don't understand how the kids ran past Lanza in Soto's class. Anyone ever figure this out? I'm not saying they didn't, just wondering how they did. They ended up at the end of that guys driveway in a house across the street and he took them in and called their parents. The kids said they saw their teacher dead on their way out. Not sure if it was Soto's class or someone elses.
Originally posted by ikonoklast
reply to post by Asktheanimals
One would expect the two first grade classes would be divided pretty equally. It seems unlikely one class would be 50% larger than the other. It also seems unlikely that there would have been 2 groups of 6 students who tried to escape from Victoria Soto's class and that one group succeeded but one group was killed.
So who were the 6 kids from Miss Soto's class who supposedly were sitting in Gene Rosen's house and were then invited by him into his home and later picked up by their parents?