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alienbiopsy
13. The demolition crew was legally sworn to secrecy regarding anything they might see at the school.
TKDRL
reply to post by Asktheanimals
Not to mention, all of the DNA evidence and such would have to be tossed out, or it would work in the defense favor. Afterall it either means the forensic team screwed up bigtime and contaminated it, or someone else came and popped the mom with a weapon used at the school, after the school shooting.edit on Thu, 12 Dec 2013 09:38:28 -0600 by TKDRL because: (no reason given)
Snarl
reply to post by TKDRL
The weapons involved and the way they were used/selected merit deeper consideration. The one used in the Lanza home (while obviously effective) makes little sense to me. Either of the handguns or the AR would seem to be the logical choice.
alienbiopsy
reply to post by TKDRL
There's also the question of how DNA from one of the victims in the school got on the shotgun that was allegedly found in the car. The most obvious guess would be that the shotgun was in the school at one point in close enough proximity to the victim to get his/her DNA on it.
NickDC202
Everything we did not see at Sandy Hook (students being evacuated, parents crying after being reunited with their kids), hospitals updating condition of victims transported there, total law enforcement response (complete with big guns monitoring students evacuating) and more we are seeing at the Arapahoe High School shooting.
I've always made excuses for not seeing that stuff at Sandy Hook but after monitoring the Arapahoe coverage today I find myself for the first time with serious questions about the lack of those visuals at Sandy Hook.
Libertygal
reply to post by NickDC202
Funny you should say this. I just posted almost the exact thoughts, in different words, on page 4 of the Arapahoe thread. Fascinating, and yet, people are criticizing the patting down of students, gun control, etc.
In fact, after 4 pages, I was the first person to even bring up the huge differences, which I find hugely revealing and intriguing at the same time. Certainly something I thought and expected that would be brought out on the first page of the thread.
I admit to being surprised.
NickDC202
Libertygal
reply to post by NickDC202
Funny you should say this. I just posted almost the exact thoughts, in different words, on page 4 of the Arapahoe thread. Fascinating, and yet, people are criticizing the patting down of students, gun control, etc.
In fact, after 4 pages, I was the first person to even bring up the huge differences, which I find hugely revealing and intriguing at the same time. Certainly something I thought and expected that would be brought out on the first page of the thread.
I admit to being surprised.
I am glad I was not the only one to experience that moment watching the Arapahoe coverage. As I had mentioned, for a year I was able to make up reasonable explanations for all sorts of missing visuals related to Sandy Hook, but yesterday did much to debunk almost all of those and for the first time I find myself with very, very serious concerns about those missing visuals, emotions and lack of details regarding SH.
Daedalus it wasn't irreparably damaged, no real need to demo it...doesn't make sense..
OneManArmy
reply to post by NickDC202
The supposed news footage showing police rushing to Sandy Hook wasnt even sandy hook at all, it was another school in the same county having a drill of exactly the same thing on the same day. When has that ever happened before?
Oh wait.
NickDC202
OneManArmy
reply to post by NickDC202
The supposed news footage showing police rushing to Sandy Hook wasnt even sandy hook at all, it was another school in the same county having a drill of exactly the same thing on the same day. When has that ever happened before?
Oh wait.
OneManArmy, I'm going to ask if you might be so kind as to please expand on that comment to allow me to better understand what I think you're communicating.
Based on my own recollection which could be slightly inaccurate, I recall hearing the first reports about a school shooting in Connecticut around noon eastern (and recall the initial reports being 2 victims). Noon eastern, in my mind, gives LE about 2 hours to evacuate the students prior to the first media arriving (which is enough time and explains the lack of visuals). However, I think I may be completely off in the timing I recall; therefore any hard numbers that we might collectively be able to substantiate would be most helpful.
RoScoLaz
Daedalus it wasn't irreparably damaged, no real need to demo it...doesn't make sense..
only makes sense if it was demolished to dispose of troublesome evidence that contravened the 'facts' as spoon-fed to the public. now where have we seen that before?
Libertygal
reply to post by NickDC202
The only video I was aware of, the actual Sandy Hook footage, was the helicopter showing the men in the woods behind the school being apprehended.
(There were 3 men out there, but they only got two)
If I am not mistaken, shortly after that, all helicopters were told to leave the airspace over Sandy Hook, and banned to a certain mile radius, effectively 'closing' airspace directly over the school
I could be wrong, but from that point on, the only footage from the air were extreme zooms from the limited radius fly zone, of the fire station. They were banned to a distance so far, they could effectively see nothing at Sandy Hook, and left the area. For some reason, I am remembering a 10 mile no fly radius?
We are all familiar with the footage of the people running in circles at the fire station, in one door, through the building, out the other door, around the building, then back in the same door again.
Of all the footage I have seen, that had to be the most disturbing.
Well, that, and the still mostly unmentioned 'other man', the third man, in the upper left hand corner of the apprehension video of the woods. Rarely, if ever, does anyone address the man skulking in the trees who eventually flees after the police take down camo guy, and the second guy, whom they eventually let go.
Though it has been pointed out many, many, many times, no clear answer has ever been given of who the mysterious person in the woods that got away, was.
edit on 14-12-2013 by Libertygal because: (no reason given)
Libertygal
This hypothesis works in so many ways
no...no, it doesn't....
i never got a chance to study the mint green car,
but i highly doubt they were exits...