Sandy Hook: Uvalde Parents Should Sue the State of Connecticut

Danbury State's Attorney Stephen Sedensky oversaw multiple felonies committed during the creation of the Sandy Hook school shootings report.

These felonies include, but are not limited to:

1. Destruction of evidence
2. Withholding of evidence
3. Falsification of evidence
4. Witness tampering
5. Perjury

As one example of destruction of evidence, audio was removed from the 911 calls. This audio contained, for example, late gunshots (gunshots occurring after the official "final" gunshot, which was in fact not the final gunshot.)

Corroborating this charge is the fact that the SAME timepoint was removed from multiple 911 calls. Lawyers weren't counting on the fact that, even though the gunshots were removed, teachers' and students' reactions to the gunshots can still be heard on parallel calls.

And on and on and on.

To this day no one realizes that the Newtown Police Department committed grave errors on 12/14/2012, errors which, had they been made public, could have prevented some of the tragic loss of life at Uvalde.