Sunshine, you have been like a dog with a bone on this one! your contributions to the thread have been excellent! keep up the good work!
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Sunshine, you have been like a dog with a bone on this one! your contributions to the thread have been excellent! keep up the good work!
;D
Thanks! I know, I can't let this one go.Quote:
Originally Posted by freespirit
i hear ya! there is simply too much that doesn't add up on this... nothing makes any sense with this incident.
And then they cut to a picture of a Bushmaster 223. Someone objected that the long gun was in the trunk, and someone else replied that is not true. We could not see who replied because we were looking at a picture of the Bushmaster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glass
Yeah thanks sunshine, quite a master work in reply 610 :)
the other 'meme' which I'd like a primary source link for, are the early reports that a sheriff's deputy was assigned to babysit every surviving family, ?! remember that one? Another one I only heard/read banter about, but never a credible link.
It was State Troopers assigned to that task, not Sheriff's deputies. And FWIW, State Troopers in every state are Federal (they just don't advertise that fact).Quote:
Originally Posted by PatColo
ok, state troopers then. Have link? that story has really quieted down, even in discussion forums.
http://www.thereddingpilot.com/7218/...st-responders/
Sgt. Pat Daubert of the Weston Police Department told The Weston Forum, The Pilot’ssisternewspaper, that he helped reunite parents with their children at the Sandy Hook firehouse, and he credited Chief Fuchs with creating order among chaos and organizing the reunions in a composed way. “Chief Fuchs had the children wait in one room and arranged them by grade and class. The parents waited in another room. After IDs were checked, we brought the children to the parents. Considering the circumstances and how emotional and upset everyone was, things went very smoothly,” Sgt. Daubert said.
Chief Fuchs said that one of the greatest accomplishments to come from this was the pairing of a police officer with every single family who lost someone. “Twenty-six officers were assigned to families. They were assigned that morning and are staying with them until they are no longer needed,” he said.
Officer Heibeck and Sgt. Signore were both assigned a family and were responsible for notifying parents about the loss of their children. “They’ve been at the house every day. They brought the families to the vigil on Sunday and will bring them to the wakes and funerals,” said Chief Fuchs.
No link, but I clearly recall reports saying State Troopers were assigned to the families, however WTH knows for sure since we've gotten so many conflicting reports.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatColo
I'm not sure how credible the work of wellaware1.com is, but I found a video they did that describes Homeland Security 'Full Scale Exercises'. This might put the CT shooting in perspective of a hoax:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...=COl8rRcbhsc#!
There is a wealth of interesting stuff here: http://www.wellaware1.com/fairfield.htm
Hatha