Posted on 11/28/2013 6:34:14 AM PST by Uncle Chip
Relatives of three victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre have spoken out following the release this week of the long-awaited report into the shooting....
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
And don’t forget to heap some of the blame on the politicians who outlawed concealed carry at schools... oh, and the people who elected them.
Sedensky’s Summary of Sandy Hook Shooting Phone Calls and Emergency Response:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/11/26/nyregion/26newtownside-timeline.html?ref=nyregion
Transcript of police dispatch recorded that day that pokes holes in Sedensky’s Summary:
There’s a dad? Who would have known.
Well, we here in this country pay no attention to dads who abandon their families to birth control, abortion mills and life with just mom 50% of whom are impoverished there is the old judgment day. For all of them
Still, its a big contributor to our struggling culture
I prefer the compny of gentlemen and rarely associate with people who would desert their families, so this screams out toe. There’s a dad?
Interesting that their official ballistics diagram only lists 154 empty casings, not the 210+ in some reports. Also he apparently only engaged in 4 places, he didn't wander the school and hunt down victims. Those 4 appear to be a few rounds fired from outside - breaking the glass and gaining entry. (so much for passive physical security eh?) A few rounds in a lobby/hall area (initial engagement of several fleeing office personnel?) Too bad they couldn't have engaged him then and there. Then two classrooms where the majority of the firing took place. Looks like he had them trapped in the classrooms. Another failure of passive security measures.
By the empty and partially empty mags (assuming they were all initially fully loaded to 30 rounds) he fired 161 rounds. Where are the other 7 casings? (at home? what did he use to murder his mother?)
The partially empty mags indicate he had time for tactical reloads. That tells me magazine capacity limits wouldn't have been a factor here. He wasn't (always) firing until he ran dry. He had time to reload from a partial to a full mag. Of course magazine capacity limits are stupid anyway, they are based on the idiotic and fanciful notion that criminals bent on murder would obey other lesser laws. But when you have your victims trapped and minutes to accomplish your insane deed before LEOs engage, what's a few seconds for a few magazine swaps?
They're running around the school like chickens with their heads cut off looking for this mythical second shooter while the primary and only shooter is still in the school finishing off his victims.
And how can you blame the shooter? He was certifiably nuts.
Really? He was sane enough to plan and plot this all out well in advance. Unless a person is so out of touch with reality he clearly shows it, I DON’T BUY THE INSANITY PLEA.
I still think the actual timeline of events has been altered or suppressed and that the local police botched their initial response and that school officials did not adequately respond to the threat.
the cost of that would have consumed both parents’ wealth, as much as it seems they had
But they missed the boat once he turned 18
Nancy Lanza was trying to cope on her own with a seriously mentally ill child who, once reached the age of 18, could not be institutionalized without his consent or without a long legal process, and he had no legal history of being a threat to himself or others. Almost a no-win situation, in this case it was a no win situation
those parents need someone to blame but they don't know what it is like to deal with mental illness in the American legal and medical system
There are so many falsehoods about this massacre, I wonder if we’ll ever know the truth? Apparently Lanza liked to play some dance game and Super Mario Brothers... We have been systemically lied to on this case and others, especially Columbine. Then, when anyone questions the “facts,” they are mocked and threatened by the libs.
On the police dispatch the dispatcher at 9:38 states that “the school is in lockdown”.
Who made that decision??
Was it someone on the scene or in the station???
And what does “lockdown” mean especially in this situation???
You can hand a man a badge and a gun.
You can't give him courage.
Meanwhile, an armed teacher or administrator INSIDE the school would have more incentive to stop the shooter, in self defense.
"Insanity" as a defense should be reserved for people who were not aware of what they were doing, who thought they were fighting alien monsters.
This guy just appeared to be very angry at the world, and determined to take it out on whoever was nearest, which doesn't make thim that much different from "knock out game" players.
Bump. Nancy Lanza was not a mental health professional. And like many people dealing with relatives with mental illnesses, she was unprepared to make a right and timely decision in handling her son.
I guess we can start seeing the lawsuits against the police then... any lawsuit not withdrawn from an attorney would be a good start ... one other than the one filed for a Google search hit would be a nice start... maybe now that a report si out, the parents can stop lobbying and stat suing... like true blue red blooded sue happy Americans do.. I mean parents sue over bullying and t-shirts....
Later
Well, you idiot liberal retards, here's why: He Was F---ing CRAZY! End of story, ya morons.
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