We need to look more at the Sibley's. They did not lose a kid in the shooting, but Barb Sibley was the mom who showed up to drop off something her kid forgot. See her interview with K Couric at the link below.

[link to www.katiecouric.com]

Couple of things...she noticed the black car out front with all four doors open and black shirts strewn all over the ground. She then saw the window in front of school shattered, which she thought was "odd" (no duh), then she hears gunshots. Katie says "you were ushered to safety", and Barb confirms. Well who the hell ushered her anywhere if only the kids, teachers and shooters are at the building at this point? She said she was standing behind a fire truck and see kids starting to stream out, which seems incredible given cops would have to yet arrive and secure building before releasing kids from lockdown. I mean, no one who's talking has a believable story. Obviously, her role is to provide witness testimony that the window was broken out before cops got there and also to state there was an evacuation of kids, since there is no photographic or video evidence of that. But that's not the big problem with the Sibley's.

Hubby Rob gave an interview to a UK paper:

Rob Sibley, a volunteer firefighter from the Sandy Hook ladder who had an 8-year-old child at Sandy Hook recalled how his wife, Barbara had been forced to take cover behind a rubbish skip after returning to the school to drop off something her son had forgotten.

[link to www.telegraph.co.uk]

When I first saw this article, I went to the SH Fire Dept website and saw his name there and clicked on it...it was a totally different guy than the one in the Couric video!

[link to www.sandyhookfire.com]

Seriously, look at the dude in the Couric interview and the dude on the SHFD webpage and help me understand wtf is up with that?! No there are not two Rob Sibley's on the SHFD and I know for certain the guy in the Couric video is th same guy who tells the UK paper he's a FD member because he relates the same story they gave with Couric.