Sunday, December 16, 2012
Report: Teacher tried to divert shooter - USATODAY - Sandy Hook Elementary School teacher Victoria Soto tried to save her students by telling gunman Adam Lanza that her first-grade class had gone to the auditorium on the other side of the school in Newtown, Conn., the Hartford Courant reports, citing law enforcement officials investigating the case.
EXCLUSIVE: Gunman's 'survivalist' mother was OBSESSED with guns and stockpiled supplies as she planned for economic collapse before son shot her in the face while she lay in bed | Mail Online
A Mother, a Gun Enthusiast and the First Victim - NYTimes.com - Nancy Lanza loved guns, and often took her sons to one of the shooting ranges here in the suburbs northeast of New York City, where there is an active community of gun enthusiasts, her friends said. At a local bar, she sometimes talked about her gun collection.
Children Were All Shot Multiple Times With a Semiautomatic, Officials Say - NYTimes.com - James Barron - The gunman in the Connecticut shooting blasted his way into the elementary school and then sprayed the children with bullets, first from a distance and then at close range, hitting some of them as many as 11 times, as he fired a semiautomatic rifle loaded with ammunition designed for maximum damage, officials said Saturday.
How will Rupert Murdoch's Fox News handle gun control? - POLITICO.com - Since Friday's tragic shooting in Newtown, Conn., News Corp. chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch has twice called on the President to ban automatic weapons. - "When will politicians find courage to ban automatic weapons?" he wrote on Twitter Friday night. "Nice words from POTUS on shooting tragedy, but how about some bold leadership action?" he wrote again Saturday. - Murdoch's stance is a stark contrast to the position most often advocated on Fox News, which Murdoch owns.
'The worst I've seen': Autopsies that moved veteran medical examiner to tears as report reveals each tiny body had been pumped with between THREE and ELEVEN bullets | Mail Online
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