[marktwain]

As we know and the author states: the MSM is untrustworthy. I trust first person accounts from freepers far more than I trust the MSM. Too bad we do not have any freepers with access to the crime scene photos from Sandy Hook.

[Chipper]

I’m still amazed how many still say the AR was in the trunk.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Just as soon as I see or hear the term “point blank” I know the writer or speaker is an ignoramus and I give them no credibility at all.

[KarlInOhio]

One good rule of thumb to bear in mind is that, in fast-moving news events, much of what the media report at the beginning is going to be erroneous, false, or fabricated outright.

The flip side is that the initial reports often contain the truth before it can be covered up with organized lying by those involved including the press.

[Oatka]

One good rule of thumb to bear in mind is that, in fast-moving news events, much of what the media report at the beginning is going to be erroneous, false, or fabricated outright.

I remember when JFK was shot and the media printed a photo of a guy holding up the 6.5MM Carcano and called it a "30-30". Heard that on TV as well. In that case, just non-informed reporters sounding off or not doing their homework - or both.

This Clinton item sounds interesting, but it may be one of those "false but accurate" Dan Rather-type reports.

[Chode]

while the Connecticut State Police and the Medical Examiner are tasked to take due time to produce a factual, accurate-as-possible report.

that fits what they are told to make it fit... i don't trust them either

[American in Israel]

I am less interested in what gun he used, than I am interested in what soul numbing drug he used at a doctors orders. It seems in all these shootings, the guns change, but the class of drugs does not.

[Peet]

From the article:

(Connecticut State Police: credible. Conspiracy emails: not credible).

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Women Raped by Connecticut State Police afraid to complain ...

(google it)