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Subject Sandy Hook 1st Responders Talk to NY Times

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So my take on reading that was that there were three kids found alive when the cops got there. One with a faint pulse who died on the scene, one who was 'scooped up' by the cop but died at hospital, and one who was found standing covered in blood but unharmed, in the middle of the carnage.

Three...

But the thing that really struck me was this:

“You saw them lifeless, laying down,” Officer Penna recalled. “For a split second, your mind says could this be a mock crime scene, could this be fake, but in the next split second, you’re saying, there is no way. This is real.”

Odd thing to include, don't you think?
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Yes, odd.

Also odd:

"[i]As Officers Chapman and Smith approached the second classroom in the hallway on their left, they spotted a rifle on the floor. Inside, they found the gunman, Adam Lanza, dead by his own hand, along with the bodies of several children and other adults[/i]."

This has to be Soto's class, but note they don't mention her, or the survivors from the closet. The hero who shielded her kids is now just "other adult."
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Original Message Here is the first and only media interview, dated January 28, with the seven first responders inside Sandy Hook Elementary.

[link to www.nytimes.com]

"They made it in under three minutes, arriving in the parking lot while gunfire could still be heard.

“I got out of the car and grabbed my rifle and it stopped for second,” Officer Chapman said. “But then we heard more popping. You could tell it was rifle fire. And it was up so close, it sounded like it was coming from outside. So we were all looking around for someone to shoot back at.” "

They didn't notice the survivors from Soto's, the "Rosen" kids, run out?

Also,

"As the officers converged on the building, the gunfire stopped again. Officers Chapman and Scott Smith made their way to the front entrance. It was here, only minutes earlier, that a rail-thin 20-year-old named Adam Lanza, armed with a .223 Bushmaster semiautomatic carbine, two semiautomatic pistols and hundreds of rounds of ammunition, had blasted his way through the glass."

Many people have pointed out the discrepancies with regard to the number of guns and where they were found; as well as the improbability of the "rail-thin" Lanza's ability to maneuver with the guns and the "hundreds of rounds" of ammo.

They also don't mention the children in Soto's closet.

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