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To: meatloaf

Last I knew, the Bushmaster was NOT used in the school at all. Has that somehow changed?


28 posted on 12/28/2012 1:55:54 PM PST by Teacher317 ('Tis time to fear when tyrants seem to kiss.)
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To: Teacher317

There were survivors and witnesses at Newtown. How can we go from “2 handguns were used, and a .223 was taken from the trunk of his car” to “the .223 was used for most of the shooting”? How on EARTH does that get changed without anyone asking questions?


29 posted on 12/28/2012 1:59:33 PM PST by Teacher317 ('Tis time to fear when tyrants seem to kiss.)
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To: Teacher317

The medical examiner said that the bodies he checked were shot with a .223. He examined about half of the victims. It’s unclear whether Lanza left the Bushmaster or the shotgun in the trunk of the car from the different ,edia reports.

We know he took two pistols and some kind of long gun into the school. My guess is some of the bullets hit the walls. If the walls are concrete block a .223 may have penetrated. I don’t think a 9mm would. Anyone who saw the scene afterwards should have seen clues as to what was used.

The police should know the difference between a 9mm casing and a .223. We need to reach out as in friend to friend to friend ... to try and get info from someone that was in that school afterwards.

Someone also had to clean up and possibly patch and paint walls. They would also know what happened or be able to describe the scene so that some knowledgeable about ballistics would have a clue. We need to start digging.


30 posted on 12/28/2012 2:11:00 PM PST by meatloaf (Support Senate S 1863 & House Bill 1380 to eliminate oil slavery.)
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