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BamaD -> RE: Post Sandy Hook Gun Rules Nab 1st Douche-bag... (3/18/2013 9:23:51 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic
really???
LMAO so you have no source, but he DID kill 26 people and injured many simply because of the guns he was using.
Your opinion and facts dont have much in common, and I know Id trust fox before you.
from the hartford courant. march 13th
State police gave the victims' families, Sandy Hook teachers and first-responders an update on the investigation last week in which, sources said, they discussed the theory that Lanza was trying to outdo other killers.
The Courant reported last month that investigators found several articles about Breivik's killing spree in Lanza's room. Breivik set off bombs in downtown Oslo in July 2011 that killed eight people before moving to Utoya island, where he shot and killed 69 people, most of them teenagers attending a summer camp.
Breivik wounded hundreds. He was sentenced last August to 21 years in prison.
Sources said that Lanza's shooting spree lasted less than five minutes and that he fired 152 bullets while making his way through two classrooms in the elementary school. Lanza had hundreds more rounds of ammunition either on him or in the car that he drove to the school.
Sources said that Lanza retrieved the guns used in the shooting from a vault that his mother kept in the house. Police do not know whether Adam Lanza knew the combination to the vault or if Nancy Lanza did not keep it locked. Lanza used a Bushmaster AR-15 semiautomatic rifle to shoot his victims and a pistol to kill himself.
Lanza shot his way into the school through the glass windows at the front entrance and turned left toward the first-grade classrooms. He almost immediately encountered Principal Dawn Hochsprung and school psychologist Mary Scherlach, who ran into the hallway from a meeting room, which would have been on Lanza's right. He shot them both to death immediately.
Sources said that the two teachers who were injured were hit by ricochet bullets from that initial burst of gunfire. One teacher was in the meeting room with Hochsprung and Scherlach and was hit in the leg and crawled back into the room and called 911. The second teacher was closing the door to her classroom much farther down the hallway, where Lanza never went, when she was hit in the foot.
Lanza bypassed the first classroom that belonged to Kaitlin Roig, who had closed her door when she heard the original shots fired at the front door. Sources said that Sandy Hook Elementary had only weeks earlier had a lockdown drill and that Roig had not taken down the piece of black construction paper that teachers are instructed to place over the small window in the classroom doors so that no one can look in.
Lanza first skipped Victoria Soto's room and entered the classroom taught by substitute teacher Lauren Rousseau.
Lanza killed all but one student in Rousseau's class, where the children were massed together in a back corner of the room trying to get into a bathroom. One girl escaped because she played dead and ran out of the room after Lanza left.
Lanza then backtracked to Soto's room.
A source familiar with the investigation said authorities believe that Lanza started walking toward the back of Soto's classroom, where the bathroom was, when he noticed some of the children hiding under desks.
Lanza shot those students. At some point he stopped shooting, either because the Bushmaster jammed or he made an error reloading it, giving six children the opportunity to escape. Soto had placed another group of five children in a closet, where they were found alive by authorities.
Some bullets struck three cars in the parking lot, and police originally investigated the theory that he was shooting at responding officers. They now believe that he was aiming at a teacher who was standing near the window.
Lanza shot and killed himself in Soto's room with one of the two pistols that he was carrying as authorities were closing in.
State police have periodically updated the victims' families as the investigation has unfolded. Danbury State's Attorney Stephen Sedensky has said he hopes that the final report on the massacre will be done by the end of June.
Sedensky sealed the search warrants that state police used to remove items from Lanza's house and car. Sources said that Lanza apparently tried to destroy his computer's hard drive in a way that would prevent investigators from retrieving any meaningful information about his use of the device.
But two sources said that law enforcement computer forensic specialists are continuing efforts to obtain information from the damaged hard drive. Investigators are also using all means to obtain information from Internet service providers and any other relevant entities to obtain records showing how Lanza used his computer, including what sites he visited, what research he conducted and with whom he corresponded.
http://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-newtown-lanza-mass-murderers-20130313,0,4473768.story
So you have some source???? or are you going to pretend to have seen something somewhere, but cant find it, or any other excuse for bad intel??? Or will you actually admit, its just you blowing raspberries in the air again. As it hapens, I dont care, your posts havent moved beyond the basic NRA hot air, its pointless wasting more time on your rants. gnite.
And I would trust Timothy Leary before you.
You didn't say anything in your first question about the eval being in order to own a firearm.
No I would not approve of it because it would end up like the literacy tests in the South during the 60's
The evaluaters would never get into trouble for failing someone so no one would pass.
Before you jump to your normal inane conclusion I don't say it is a evilplot that is just the way beaurocracy works.
Finally your post is pointless he didn't use a bomb but he didn't use an axe either so why bring that up as you did.
Your fairy tale came first I just countered with one equaly valid and equally disconnecte.
I was just checking to see if you had the normal leftest double standard and you do.
Do you remember every news clip you saw six months ago?
Your storyline here says they were not his guns so not leting him buy one would have made no difference.
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