Sandy Hook Coincidences

It's interesting to look at many of the "big points" within the official story and see evidence of it being created specifically to forestall lawsuits or otherwise avoid scrutiny.

In other words, it seems like every "big point" is meant to cover something that would otherwise be a big problem for staff, the school district, or the state.

Think about the 9:40 a.m. "final suicide shot." We have found that officers arrived at 9:39 a.m. but didn't enter the school until 9:46.

Remember the first stories to come out, saying that officers saw the shooter duck into a classroom and that he shot himself as they approached down the hall? Well, turns out officers finally got in side the school at 9:46, and, lo and behold, there is a single, loud gunshot (I'd say pistol shot, and I bet most of you would, too), at 9:46:54. It's an eerie sound. If anyone killed themselves with a pistol that day, that would be a shot to look at closely.

But that would mean kids were being shot from 9:39 to almost 9:47, or could have been.

So instead, a 9:40 shot is created, to cover the fact officers didn't/couldn't get into the school for seven minutes, but point out that "it didn't matter, anyway--the shooter was dead."

Coincidence: "Officers couldn't get into school, but it didn't matter--shooter was dead anyway."

Coincidence: "Dickenson Drive was swiftly blocked and ambulances were missing for half an hour, but it didn't matter--all victims were deceased anyway."

Coincidence: "Most of Room 8's victims perished because they were trapped in a bathroom, but it didn't matter--children in Room 12 achieved a 100% survival rate by doing the very same thing, anyway."

Coincidence: "There were only two ambulances available for the first half hour, but it didn't matter, because only two patients [later changed to three] needed transporting at that time, anyway."

Coincidence: "Ms. Pisani waited two hours for a third ambulance, but it didn't matter, because she didn't want to be transported any earlier anyway."

Coincidence: "The Newtown quadrunner couldn't get to the scene, but it didn't matter, because it was trapped from exiting the fire house, not trapped from going down Dickenson [!], anyway."

Coincidence: "The audio expert hired by the state police, Paul Ginsberg, recorded a loud gunshot at 9:46:54 a.m., but it turned out not to be a gunshot, anyway."

I'm sure there are more.