SCHOOL NURSE REVEALS THE CHILLING DETAILS FROM CT SHOOTING:

The Blaze ^ | December 17, 2012 | Erica Ritz

[Uncle Chip]

Sally Cox: "…The popping kept going off. And I just dove underneath my computer desk.... I could see his feet and his legs from the knees down... his feet were facing in my direction. And I just froze with fear. And then ... he turned around and I could hear him walk out.

I heard the door close and then I just heard popping starting all over again. And then the secretary, she was down behind my desk and we pulled the phone off the desk and she called 911. ... she said, “... please send help right away. We have a shooter in the building.”

And then we just wanted to get out of there. And then we just ran into my big supply closet… We pulled that door closed. So we were behind two locked doors. And we could just hear the popping continue. And we heard screams. There’s nothing we could do. You know? It was just a helpless, horrible feeling....like a nightmare .... you just think it’s a bad dream.

After some time, I think it was about 11:15, so we had been in that closet for about an hour and a half, I opened the door and I peeked out, ’cause my office has a lot of windows and looks into the courtyard. And I just saw what looked like maybe SWAT people but I didn’t know, you know, who they were. I didn’t know if there were other shooters.

And it wasn’t until 1:15 when I– somebody was jiggling the door. And– but nobody called out. So I decided to be brave enough and open that door into the office and a lot of state police officers were there at that point. And they were very surprised to see me."

[Uncle Chip]

(Please pray for the families of Chris and Channon. May God always watch over them)

What no prayers for the families of the Sandy Hook shooting victims????

Oh that's right. They only get accusations and condemnations and denials.

You're too much --

[Ditter]

The critics of victims of tragedy usually start out with “this just doesn't smell right”. Meaning that the victims don't act, talk or cry like ‘I think they should’ or ‘like I would if it happened to me’.

They have no idea how they would act if it happened to them, until it ‘does’ happen to them!

I KNOW that obama will try to use the Sandy Hook tragedy to his own advantage but that doesn't mean it is not a real tragedy. I am waiting and watching.

[Uncle Chip]

I KNOW that obama will try to use the Sandy Hook tragedy to his own advantage but that doesn't mean it is not a real tragedy. I am waiting and watching.

Yep.

Calling the whole thing a hoax doesn't help the cause. It makes people look like they are out of touch with reality -- which makes one wonder what side these people are really on.

[Ditter]

Calling Sandy Hook a hoax makes FR look like DU. Since the perp is dead there will be no trial and we may never learn the answers to all the questions we have. I keep going back to this thought, Newtown seems like a rather small close knit community, these parents knew each other and they knew the children, how could obama hoax the funerals?

[Jaded]

More than anything it proves what we’ve know all along, the media has no integrity and less regard for facts. Hearst would be proud.

[Resettozero]

Calling the whole thing a hoax doesn't help the cause. It makes people look like they are out of touch with reality -- which makes one wonder what side these people are really on.

To clarify: Not all posters on FR who question some parts of the Wikipedia narrative are calling SH a hoax; I, for one FReeper, still have questions that your defense of the narrative (as it stands in most media) hasn't addressed satisfactorily.

I wish you wouldn't toss all "these people" into the same soup and salad, and would exercise a more FRiendly discernment regarding what each poster is really trying to write in reply to you.

[Uncle Chip]

FYI —

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptbd6qRY358

And your questions are???

[Ditter]

I see the media as the biggest enemy that our country has. I have family members who consider themselves conservative but they still have falsehoods that they have heard on the TV, radio, internet, that they believe and you cannot convince them that they are wrong.

[Resettozero]

I have family members who consider themselves conservative but they still have falsehoods that they have heard on the TV, radio, internet, that they believe...

Sadder thing is that you and I probably do too. We've been hoodwinked so often that we, sometimes, don't know who is the hood and who is winking at us.

[Uncle Chip]

Here is the video of Pete Williams going with the rumor of the handguns only as told to him by these federal officials.

Notice who he says is the source of the rumor — federal officials .............(and state officials under his breath).

Note that Pete Williams looks uncomfortable about saying that it was 4 handguns only.

http://video.today.msnbc.msn.com/today/50208495#50208495

“4 handguns” was the narrative until ME press conference when Lt Vance corrected it.

Federal officials were pushing the false information to ABCNNBCBS — not the locals or state.

One wonders if Vance’s warning to those pushing false information on social media wasn’t really directed at the feds and their media shills, and they finally backed off.

[Ditter]

When you hear people who consider themselves conservatives, spouting democrat talking points, something is wrong with the media.

[Resettozero]

I guess what I was referring to is how all of us get duped to one extent by what we believe is factual information. An example is that I’m just now learning what kind of person Lance Armstrong is, contrary to what I had thought of him previously. Make sense to you?

[Resettozero]

Federal officials were pushing the false information to ABCNNBCBS — not the locals or state. One wonders if Vance’s warning to those pushing false information on social media wasn’t really directed at the feds and their media shills, and they finally backed off.

I can see that. But you're now suggesting someone was involved in some sort of conspiracy involving Pete Williams. I thought your entire main point is that SH events came about in the manner the narrative says and that those who question the narrative are "nuts".

[Ditter]

Yes it makes sense but it was Lance Armstrong himself lying to you, the media was just reporting his lies. I am talking about how the media distorts the news and picks and chooses what to report and what to ignore. The MSM is our biggest enemy because they have chosen to side with the democrats. People listen to them and think it is the truth because it was on the TV radio or in print.

[Resettozero]

I am talking about how the media distorts the news and picks and chooses what to report and what to ignore.

And they've been doing so with varying degrees of success of "tell the story straight" all my life.

[Eaker]

I agree with the sentiment but very few people have the wherewithal to possess a CCW and follow-up on it.

I disagree.

Let’s face it: most people aren’t comfortable with guns and even less so with having them on their their person.

Not in my experience.

I still can’t get her to the gun range, much less CCW classes.

I guess I am lucky. My wife has conceal carried for years and bought a Marlin 45.70 lever gun because "it is pretty."

[Eaker]

It was only one father whose news conference was definitely strange — but that was all.

Don't you think one is ONE TOO MANY?

What the hell is wrong with you?

[Uncle Chip]

But you're now suggesting someone was involved in some sort of conspiracy involving Pete Williams.

If there were more than one official giving him false information that they knew to be false, then they conspired to deceive.

Pete Williams even seems to be a little uncertain of whether to report it.

I thought your entire main point is that SH events came about in the manner the narrative says and that those who question the narrative are "nuts".

You thought wrong and "narrative" is your word that you use euphemistically for the word "lie", don't you???

What Pete Williams said here turned out to be your "narrative" that they were weaving from stuff told them by the feds before the facts were known. And their narrative differed from the facts that ultimately did come in.

And the source of that "narrative" he identifies as coming from federal officials -- not the local or the state police/officials who we know were on the scene as first responders and investigators and "narrative" correctors.

Yet these hoax videomakers want us all to believe that what Pete Williams was saying here was the real truth -- that the federal officials not the local people are the ones who we should believe.

Isn't that true --

[Uncle Chip]

<>Don’t you think one is ONE TOO MANY?<>

NO — Because for every one of those there are dozens of these wholly credible people telling what they saw and heard and did at the scene that day:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptbd6qRY358

<>What the hell is wrong with you?<>

What the hell is wrong with you?

[Resettozero]

...and "narrative" is your word that you use euphemistically for the word "lie", don't you???

No. If you don't like the word "narrative", substitute the word "story".

Yet these hoax videomakers want us all to believe that what Pete Williams was saying here was the real truth -- that the federal officials not the local people are the ones who we should believe. Isn't that true --

I don't know.