Peter Lanza speaks about Adam Lanza in The New Yorker (Alabama, Minnesota)
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Actually d, you are the one who has been posting misinformation and you should probably read your links before posting them because they prove my point, not yours.
From your second link:
Yeah because first responders had gone inside and found no one alive because they had checked everyone who had been shot and only found a few teachers who were wounded and had them transfered to hospitals.
Did you miss that part?
You have no idea what triage camps are set up for. They are set up because the hospitals would have been overwhelmed with the injured however if the people are dead there is no need for the triage camp hence the order to stand down.
Also the people in the triage camp do not go inside the building there are crews that do that. Guess what the crews are told where to go to get the injured after the first responders ascertain the vital signs of the people they find. No vital signs detected then the gurney team is not dispatched because there is no need to rush for a corpse.
Yeah because first responders had gone inside and found no one alive because they had checked everyone who had been shot and only found a few teachers who were wounded and had them transfered to hospitals.
Did you miss that part?
You have no idea what triage camps are set up for. They are set up because the hospitals would have been overwhelmed with the injured however if the people are dead there is no need for the triage camp hence the order to stand down.
Also the people in the triage camp do not go inside the building there are crews that do that. Guess what the crews are told where to go to get the injured after the first responders ascertain the vital signs of the people they find. No vital signs detected then the gurney team is not dispatched because there is no need to rush for a corpse.
Yeah, the cops were the first responders and they went inside and declared everyone dead. That totally and completely defies all protocol. Police can not declare people dead. EMS would have to transport all victims to the hospital where they could either make attempts to save the victims or have them declared dead by someone who has the authority to make that call. What if a victim had a faint pulse and the cops could not tell (because that is not where their training lies)? Or what if someone could have been revived but since the EMT's were not allowed to even try to save anyone, they died? Leaving the bodies in the building overnight would never be allowed.
I honestly don't think you are reading the words that I'm writing but rather jumping to conclusions and looking for arguments that are not there and making things up to boot.
Where were the victims pronounced dead? They certainly weren't pronounced dead on arrival at any hospital. I've researched into Connecticut law, which doesn't permit a law enforcement officer to pronounce anyone dead (naturally, they aren't medically qualified to do so). It is supposed to take place at a hospital or morgue. Where?
got a little time on our hands, do we??
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Originally Posted by d from birmingham
Yeah because first responders had gone inside and found no one alive because they had checked everyone who had been shot and only found a few teachers who were wounded and had them transfered to hospitals.
Did you miss that part?
You have no idea what triage camps are set up for. They are set up because the hospitals would have been overwhelmed with the injured however if the people are dead there is no need for the triage camp hence the order to stand down.
Also the people in the triage camp do not go inside the building there are crews that do that. Guess what the crews are told where to go to get the injured after the first responders ascertain the vital signs of the people they find. No vital signs detected then the gurney team is not dispatched because there is no need to rush for a corpse.
reps upon reps owed for your common sense posts...... gotta wait until my wand is freed....
and I just happened to notice that no one has provided a logical and reasonable explanation about why such a hoax would be perpetuated.... just a mysterious comment about "control." Maybe if you conspiracy theorists could provide some logical and sound reasoning, it MIGHT bolster your case.....
oh, but I guess you can't because there IS no logical and sound reasoning for such a thing.....
Yeah, the cops were the first responders and they went inside and declared everyone dead. That totally and completely defies all protocol. Police can not declare people dead. EMS would have to transport all victims to the hospital where they could either make attempts to save the victims or have them declared dead by someone who has the authority to make that call. What if a victim had a faint pulse and the cops could not tell (because that is not where their training lies)? Or what if someone could have been revived but since the EMT's were not allowed to even try to save anyone, they died? Leaving the bodies in the building overnight would never be allowed.
I honestly don't think you are reading the words that I'm writing but rather jumping to conclusions and looking for arguments that are not there and making things up to boot.
Cops and paramedics went inside. EMTS went inside after the building was secured. This is a recorded fact. Cops didn't pronounce the dead it was the EMTs. It took only 15 minutes for the situation to be resolved.
The reason they have the triage camps set up there is because if you transport people you can kill them if they are not stabilized and the hospital wouldn't have the beds in a disaster hence once again why triage camps are set up near by a disaster. Triage camps don't deal with the dead they only deal with those that can be saved. Those that cannot be saved are not dealt with. Hence the term triage which comes from war zone medical history in which doctors and medical staff had to look and sort out who could be saved and who couldn't in various degrees.
With all the money those people had, they should have institutionalized their son and not worry about how it reflected on their family. It would have been money well spent!
This isn't the old movie "Bedlam". Someone cannot just prance up to a mental institution and say, "Here, lock up my family member" and the institution says, "Alrighty then, we will." They have to be a proven threat and go through a lengthy process, especially if they haven't committed a crime or anything, and it's hard to prove what you think someone MIGHT do.
How would you know how many pictures there are or aren't of him? Did you want to see a family album or something?
I would like to see a family album. Interesting enough Peter Lanza's online photo album had no pictures of Adam Lanza. When it was pointed out, the photo album was deleted...
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