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Sandy Hook Elementary School
by mattaya » Dec 17, 2012 12:02 pm  in General    Replies 0   Views 897 

NEWTOWN, Conn. — Alleged school shooter Adam Lanza reportedly occupied two bedrooms in his family's sprawling suburban home, one where he slept and another to stash his computer equipment.


For a young man who has been described as withdrawn from the outside world, Lanza's computer room is likely a gold mine for detectives, a veteran law enforcement source familiar with the investigation told Yahoo News.


 


This was the latest news about Mr. Lanza. He was 20 years old troubled and had a personality disorder. He had access to firearms that were his mothers. 


 


Police say the guns used in the rampage were apparently owned and registered to Lanza's mother.


Without knowing specifics about the Lanza household, Dr. Mohandie pleaded for greater care with firearms.


"If you've got individuals who are unstable and you know it, it's probably a good idea restrict their access to firearms within their own home," he said.


Apparently this troubled young adult broke his way into the school by blasting a chainlinked fence. Where were the security at? The first person reportedly seeing the assailant was a janitor or custodian working at the school. He ran through the hallways and warned that there was a person with firearms coming in that direction. 


This reminded me too much of the scene from the Terminator. When the Terminator walked into that Psychology Ward for the Insane and Crazy. Did this kid try to re-imitate that scene? Was he influenced by movies? Was he on medication? Who were his friends? 


The only thing I've heard was that this kid was a goth. A goth is one who believes in dark things such as black magic, they wear trench coats affiliate themselves with other goths and they might even play that game magic!


How can we prevent this from happening again?


Leo

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