Originally posted by UltraMarine

As the story of this shooting was first breaking, the news was reporting a second gunman

Some important Questions :

- Why was the second gunman suddenly dropped from media coverage after the first few hours of this story developing?
- Why is there always a second gunman in these recent mass shootings ?
- Does this recent shooting fit the pattern of other staged shootings?
- Was Mind control elements involved in this case too ?
- Why these shootings all seem to fit a common pattern of multiple mind-controlled shooters followed by an almost immediate media cover-up of the facts?

FOX News : This second gunman was "led out of the woods by officers" and then questioned [ Originally posted by Connecticut Post ]

A local CBS Affiliate : Police believe there may be a second gunman and are looking for a red or maroon van with its back window blown out

ABC News : A second gunman is apparently at large. Car-to-car searches are underway

A local CT CBS affiliate : CBS News reports that a potential second shooter is in custody and that SWAT is now investigating the home of the suspect. A witness tells WFSB-TV that a second man was taken out of the woods in handcuffs wearing a black jacket and camouflage pants and telling parents on the scene, 'I did not do it'

One of the most important red flags of a staged shooting is a second gunman, indicating the shooting was coordinated and planned. There are often mind control elements at work in many of these shootings. The Aurora "Batman" shooter James Holmes, for example, was a graduate student actually working on mind control technologies funded by the U.S. government. There were also chemical mind control elements linked to Jared Lee Loughner, the shooter of Congresswomen Giffords in Arizona in 2011.

According to multiple eyewitness reports from Aurora, Colorado, including at least one caught on camera by mainstream media news reports in Colorado, James Holmes did not operate alone. There was a second shooter involved. But the media quickly eliminated any mention of a second shooter from its coverage, resorting to the typical cover story of a "lone gunman."

Currently , USA Today , NBC and all other MSM are chiming in with the lone gunman version of the story, eliminating any mention of a second gunman from its coverage of the tragic event . What do you think ?