Newtown Bee article and pictures were made before 12/14/12
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So I found the slideshow. It's still there so I was wrong about them removing it. I just had a hard time locating it on my initial searches.
I decided to go ahead and check it out myself.
Here's the original video in all its glory:
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Crank it up to at least 720p for good quality and 1080p if your bandwidth allows for it.
There are some things in these pics I never saw before.
Pause and inspect at full screen. I have to get up close to my 40" to find stuff I never saw before.
It very much looks like a drill. The video was at the very least modified (this would be the upload to YouTube time) on the 13th of December and made public on the 14th. The actual creation date is not possible to determine but the modification date proves that the Newtown Bee/Shannon Hicks was there taking pictures on or before the event date.
For some reason I cannot post the full data but here is the important stuff:
Media Create Date 2012:12:13 22:44:37
2 years, 10 months, 29 days, 13 hours, 34 minutes, 58 seconds agoMedia Modify Date 2012:12:13 22:44:37
2 years, 10 months, 29 days, 13 hours, 34 minutes, 58 seconds agoLets just say for the sake of argument...its a glitch or some other weird thing....
Why do all these odd Sandy Hook dates always have a pre-date event.
Just glicthy little coincidences.
Off the top of my head....
Sandy Hook just happened to have markings on the pavement that said CBYD with lines painted to show where the digging was needed.
Concrete at the main entrance in dire need of repair with large chunks broken out.
Interior doors and walls with what look like rust and mold.
Leaky roof with stains in the ceiling tiles of many photos.
Coffee makers and microwaves in a classroom that looked like a break room for construction workers.
A school built in 1958 that actually outlived its life expectancy by four years. A school filled with lead paint, pcb's, asbestos and mold.
Nasty fungus growing on the exterior masonry walls.
A broken railing on the back steps jutting out that a school system would never allow for fear of a law suit if a kid ran into it.
Hoses scattered all over the boiler rooms and up the steps.
The wood ceiling rotting and deteriorating on the front entrance canopy.
A roof that looked like it needed to be completely replaced.
But we were told a state of the art security system had recently been installed.
Just glitches I guess.
