Post by Sandy Hook Hoax on Jan 23, 2013 21:45:47 GMT -8
Since there has been no media access to the school and I have not seen any aerial footage since the event, I am curious if it is still considered a crime scene?
Is the airspace restricted? Are they doing something at the school that they do not want noticed?
You can NOT see the school from any of the access roads. There could be anything going on there.
The reason I ask is: (this is VERY important)
Why were school personnel allowed inside the school to remove bookcases, artwork, decorations, belongings, desks, etc?
They took all of these items and moved them to the new school location. There were supposedly hundreds of rounds fired and almost every one of them hit a target. There would be blood everywhere. There would be holes in everything.
The entire crime scene would have been trampled by hundreds of feet. What about footprint evidence? What about any possible blood contamination from the movers?
What if a "different" shooter was injured by broken glass or splintered wood? His blood could be in the scene?
THIS is what I consider the biggest broken hole in this case.
That crime scene should STILL be going gone through with a fine tooth comb and a ton of forensics teams.
Is the airspace restricted? Are they doing something at the school that they do not want noticed?
You can NOT see the school from any of the access roads. There could be anything going on there.
The reason I ask is: (this is VERY important)
Why were school personnel allowed inside the school to remove bookcases, artwork, decorations, belongings, desks, etc?
They took all of these items and moved them to the new school location. There were supposedly hundreds of rounds fired and almost every one of them hit a target. There would be blood everywhere. There would be holes in everything.
The entire crime scene would have been trampled by hundreds of feet. What about footprint evidence? What about any possible blood contamination from the movers?
What if a "different" shooter was injured by broken glass or splintered wood? His blood could be in the scene?
THIS is what I consider the biggest broken hole in this case.
That crime scene should STILL be going gone through with a fine tooth comb and a ton of forensics teams.
