[Travis McGee]

I’ve read everything I can find, including this new TT article, but I still can’t find an answer to this question:

Were/are there WINDOWS on the walls opposite the 2 doors to rooms 111 and 112?

The killer occupied 2 different inter-connected (interior door) rooms. He could only control one at a time.

WERE THERE WINDOWS across from the doors? If so, WHY WERE THEY NOT USED TO FIND AND TAKE OUT THE KILLER?

[SaveFerris]

Windows were my first thought, too.

[Phoenix8]

It may sound dramatic but I have a question, an honest one.

Did they do ANYTHING correctly?
I’ve read:
They didn’t follow protocol
They mistreated Parents
They didn’t act decisively
The failed to stop the shooter outside
They didn’t communicate well
They didn’t move quickly
Etc

One non-Ulvade border control agent showed up and took care of business in short order.

So what did they do correctly, must be a few things?

Finally in regards to your question I don’t know. From articles like this the photos appear to show windows all over the building:

https://abcnews.go.com/US/security-measures-uvalde-school-district-place/story?id=84966706

[yelostar]

You’re asking an obvious - and simple - question about the windows.

But all of the brilliant media analysts combined - have not asked that same question! Add to that the fact that the city of Uvalde has hired a law firm to prevent the release of public records related to the shooting, and it kind of sounds like a conspiracy....to keep the lid on...something.