I'm with you AC. I said the same thing. This is unlike anything I've seen....and.....that's the one thing that has really sent my radar in motion, in addition to the major inconsistencies in the story. Over the years, I have had 3 cousins who were killed by drunk drivers. The families were literally distraught and heartbroken beyond words. The grief was overwhelming and the funerals were terribly heartbreaking. At one of the funerals, even the minister broke down in tears.

And now, we have 27 people who have been tragically killed in a mass slaughter, losing their precious loved ones, and the families are coherent enough to call Anderson Cooper from CNN for an interview? Last night on CNN, he said that Grace McDonnell's parents called him for an interview......and their daughter was tragically killed in a horrific crime scene on Friday......are you kidding me?????

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.....and then Emilie Parker's family is posing and smiling in an Obama photo-op? Smiling and posing? .....and the dad, Robbie Parker declares that they're not angry.

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The McDonnell's have also made it clear that they're not angry. How can any parent request to be on TV (before the burial), after this horrible tragedy......and smile for the camera? This just happened on Friday and I am very disturbed by this. Of course, many people will say, "Oh, everyone has their own way of dealing with grief!" Well, this has to be the strangest showing of grief I've seen to date. By the way, has anyone actually seen tears streaming down anyone's face? I just can't fathom this kind of composure during a tragedy like this.

ON TOP OF THIS.....Piers Morgan interviewed some of the families from the Aurora, CO shooting, and one of the ladies said that a 501(c)(3) charity was set up and the money was being directed into another 501(c)(3)...and not to the victim's families. I believe she specifically came onto the show to raise the money issue while Piers wanted to talk about gun control.