The discovery part of the trial is where the entire op would be exposed; the autopsy reports would show that .223 rounds were used, and Adam's mom's AR was in the trunk of the car.
The discovery part of the trial is where the entire op would be exposed; the autopsy reports would show that .223 rounds were used, and Adam's mom's AR was in the trunk of the car.
Ergo: he could not have been the shooter.
Yes, that's all true and a lot of people know that.
I thought the coronor had already stated that they autopsies revealed that the caliber was .223?
The veteran medical examiner told reporters that the victims had all been identified and their bodies released. In what appeared to be an uncomfortable moment for Carver, he said all of the victims he had examined had all been shot by a Bushmaster .223 caliber assault rifle, one of at least two weapons Adam Lanza, the 20-year-old suspected shooter, used to commit one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history.
Thing is how did the coronor KNOW that it was a Bushmaster AR-15 rifle? It could have been a GOVERNMENT M-16 or M-4 for all he knows...
Anyways, WHY would the government fear this kid so much that they'd need to whack him?
he had examined had all been shot by a Bushmaster .223 caliber assault rifle,
You're probably not going to find a bullet in a body. Fragments yes, bullet no. I wonder how he could say this. Never mind how he knew the manufacturer from looking at the bodies.
Never mind how he knew the manufacturer from looking at the bodies.
Exactly. We may never know what really happened since there seems to be active misinformation coming from key government officials who have the final say as to what went on.
That, or the ME is overextending himself, trying to be too much of an expert. Some people just love the spotlight.
If there's an explanation for this, I'd love to hear what it is. Maybe I'm missing something. Or maybe the article got it wrong. That's been known to happen.