[bgill]

I saw a youtube yesterday (thought I'd saved it but guess not) which noted that far too many of the pictures/film people in the parking lot later turned out to be victims’ families. With an enrollment of 625 students and say 40 staff, the odds of immediately airing a victim's family should have been 1 of 26.

Will they be cued to stop cheering and eating hot dogs to look all solemn when the Super Bowl cameras pan over to them? Compare the tears of the Chicago girl's family to the happy go lucky faces of the school's families. But, the Chicago thing has nearly as many questions as Sandy Hook.

[RummyChick]

Here is another very interesting story for a number of reasons..

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162-57559442/investigators-probe-life-of-mass-murderer-adam-lanza/

The cops were on the scene before Lanza went in and shot Soto. They saw him go in her classroom.

So you have 6 kids running screaming for their lives with cops on the scene and they run past all the law enforcement, run past the firehouse and go with a bus driver to Creepy Gene’s house to sit in a semi circle on the lawn?? But how many children get picked up by a Mother and get taken to the police station like Licata and Bryce???

Lanza lets off a volley of shots killing Soto and a group of children she huddled over and another group of children in a bathroom and before that he shot up around 14 people in another class.

Numbers still don’t make sense.

Oh, and now 26 children get to go to the Superbowl and sing.

Sheesh.