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I can’t see someone breaking into my home and killing my family in 3 minutes. What to speak of an untrained autistic kid killing 27 people -— incredible accuracy and efficiency.

Of course it’s possible to pull the trigger 45 times in a minute. But he’d have to do mag changes, and as someone who owns a scary Ar-15 type assault weapon, shooting 45 times in a minute with 30 round mags, with accuracy, is extremely hard.

The chief didn’t say that the parent was in the woods. He said no one was in the woods. And why would the parent be running in the woods from cops? Makes no sense.

Gene Rosen says the kids were from Mrs. Soto’s class. Of course he get the boy / girl ratio of the survivors wrong, and knows the casualty names 2 days before they were officially released. But it’s his fake crying, in EVERY interview, that really makes me shudder. Along with the video of the dad laughing, saying ‘you want me to read off the card?’, and then getting in character and crying as he speaks about his daughter. So weird.

But forget all that... the most bizarre thing about it is the lack of cell phone photos / video. How can that possibly be?

They were in a enclosed with nowhere to hide, probably huddled together, with one round going through one into another. There are people on this forum with Bushmasters. I'm sure that they can tell you if it is do-able by an unskilled layman.

And why would the parent be running in the woods from cops?

He may have thought initially that they were the shooters coming after him. There was still shooting in the building while he was running away. As you watch the video of the chase into the woods match it to the timeline above from the police dispatch -- It fits.

Gene Rosen ... knows the casualty names 2 days before they were officially released.

Not true -- that interview was done after the report was released. He didn't know it on the day it happened but he did by the day the interview was done.

The father's interview was unusual but that doesn't paint everybody in the town. Put a person in front of a camera and they feel the obligation to perform for it.

the most bizarre thing about it is the lack of cell phone photos/video.

I was interested in a close up of the front door where the glass was -- but I noticed in the newsreel footage that that whole area was taped off and nobody was allowed near as it was a crime scene area. There wasn't anything then to take pictures of outside the school.

However we do have pictures of bullet holes in cars in the parking lot.