Sandy Hook The Deadliest Minute Retrospect

Hello people it's me again, for many many years i have been in research of mass murder events and lurking among this community for a time. As you may know if you are avid on documentaries you may have found little on the SHES shooting with most media being of the aftermath and fallout in contrast to the actual event itself and it's depicting. I watched this years back and some of you may have to but seeing it once again I thought to all those interested in the event at Sandy Hook and a deeper perspective of its details I'd recommend this, Sandy Hook The Deadliest Minute, It analysises the details of the event that day in great depths at segments.

Anyhow it's good to be back among here and hope you are all doing well.

The Part where he explained how Lanza killed the defenseless children and teachers huddling together in a small Bathroom is horrible. And then you got this weird Fanart about him on Tumblr...

Futility wrote:

The Part where he explained how Lanza killed the defenseless children and teachers huddling together in a small Bathroom is horrible. And then you got this weird Fanart about him on Tumblr...

Yes it was relentless and it gives me a great sense of sorrow visualising, I seer him leaning forward and moving in an advancing firing position just hammering off rounds over and over peppering those kids to pieces blank range, I'm sure the gravity that came down on Adam right before his suicide was monolithic, just kids. despite carrying out the event relentlessly he must of ultimately felt sorry for the children though he saw it as something that had to be done in the end hence what played out. It must of been one hell of an ending.

And with your second saying I very much agree, those tumblr and individuals elsewhere we all know are demented, extremely immature and entirely misplaced in the genuine community of research, archivisation, history and discussion in mass murder events. These people do not only misrepresent and give places like this and our community a bad image they most soullesly disrespect the dead and their spirits, they clown around atop the graves and memories of all gone and it's not right. Funnily enough I once got suspended from here many years ago for speaking up against all that wackiness and eventually I returned back all well and thanks to the generosity of Jenn. In conclusion I agree and only if such things hadn't daunted our collective in interest and history.