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This dude is the most brain dead person EVER.
How'd that Hurricane turn out in FLA? Did the Pats win the Super Bowl again last year? I've never seen someone get so many things wrong.
No parents picking up kids huh?? No traffic jam huh?
Sandy Hook Evacuation Photos - Hundreds of Children and Teachers Photographed During Evacuation
It's time to take a good look at the evacuation.
For orientation purposes, this is Sandy Hook Elementary School as it was on December 14, 2012.
There is a lot of misinformation being spread by Sandy Hook Hoaxer Conspiracy Theorists. One of their primary contentions is that there are no photographs of children being evacuated. That is untrue. Hundreds of students were photographed that day. Many were photographed by Shannon Hicks during the immediate evacuation and many were photographed as they left the fire house.
After orientating yourself to the school and particularly Dickenson Drive, the next consideration is the time frame involved.
Many people associate their view from the news broadcasts from after the shooting. Most news photos are taken well after the evacuation. This is particularly true of the helicopter photos.
The evacuation of students began at about 10:00 a.m. By the time the helicopters were on scene, the evacuation was over.
An example is this still from footage taken by a news helicopter. Many will recognize this photo fro the raw helicopter footage posted on numerous sites.
That overhead shot was taken at about 11:20 a.m. as proven in my video: Helicopter vs Time Shadow analysis.
Shannon Hicks of the Newtown Bee was the first reporter on scene. She documented several events that are described in the time line from those early minutes. Thus far, her photos serve as the only documentation of the evacuation.
The time line provides:
10:00:45 Teachers <<redacted>> , and student run across parking lot with TFC Keane
#401, to the Sandy Hook firehouse. (Lt Davis’ video)</redacted>
Included in the Final Report are three dash cams; however, all evacuations have been redacted from the video recordings. Based on my research, I have determined that Trooper Dennis Keane's action described above was likely photographed by Shannon Hicks, memorialized in this photo:
Photo: Shannon Hicks - Newtown Bee
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While the dash cam video is redacted, the time line provides that the dash cam recorded Officer Chapman, carrying REDACTED (believed to be Olivia Engel), a mortally wounded first grader from Room 10 at 9:56:16 towards the fire station. Officer Chapman was assisted by Newtown Lt Vanghele (white shirt.)
This heart breaking event was captured by Shannon Hicks with this photograph:
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<table align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" 5px;="" margin-bottom:="" 0.5em;="" position:="" relative;="" background-image:="" initial;="" background-position:="" background-size:="" background-repeat:="" background-attachment:="" background-origin:="" background-clip:="" border:="" 1px="" solid="" rgb(238,="" 238,="" 238);="" box-shadow:="" rgba(0,="" 0,="" 0.1)="" margin-left:="" auto;="" margin-right:="" text-align:="" center;"="" width=""><tbody></tbody></table>Lt. Paul Vance has confirmed for this writer via email that the photographs shows Connecticut State Police Detective Rachael VanNess (female officer in the windbreaker) escorting children and teachers from the school. These photos affirm Detective VanNess' statement in the Final Report.
In the second photo above on the left side, TFC Keane can be seen with his hand raised. He can be
seen in a similar positions on Dashcam just prior to the REDACTION.
This evacuation photo shows the north side of the parking lot near the baseball field. These students were likely evacuated from the North East corner exit.
The following Newtown Bee photo is facing east down Dickenson Dr. from the direction of the fire house towards the school.
To get perspective on the above photo, note the position of the tan van and then look at the photo below. This photo depicts Dickenson Drive looking towards the Firehouse from the road near the parking lot of Sandy Hook Elementary School:
Both of those photos show Dickenson Drive during the evacuation. Enlarging the photos and adjusting the lighting reveals that both photos depict a massive scale evacuation of dozens children and teachers.
It is easy to locate children leaving the fire house after the evacuation. A simple Google search reveals hundreds of children in countless photographs. Some of these photos are here:
The evacuation was quick and efficient. The children evacuated to the fire house and were retrieved by their parents/guardians.
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