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Only in the Bizarre Story of the Sandy Hook Massacre Could a Deceased Principal Speak to the Press About the Shooting

by SGT, SGTreport.com

Sandy Hook School Principal Dawn Hochsprung told The Bee that a masked man entered the school with a rifle and started shooting multiple shows [sic] – more than she could count – that went “on and on.”The Newton Bee

An astute reader sent me this article which appeared in the local Newton Connecticut paper The Newton Bee. Clearly the author must be mistaken about who offered this particular quote, because it could not have been Principal Dawn Hochsprung.

According to ABC News, Dawn Lafferty Hochsprung, 47, who became principal of Sandy Hook Elementary two years ago, was killed on Friday, December 14 when “lone gunman” Adam Lanza entered the school and began the killing spree which left 26 people dead. According to ABC News students heard their Principal’s murder over the intercom:

The moments Hochsprung came into contact with the gunman were heard over the school intercom and might have saved lives. It’s not clear whether the intercom was turned on purposefully to alert the school’s staff to the menace or whether the intercom was on for morning announcements. Either way, it caught the initial moments of Adam Lanza’s lethal fury and gave teachers and others life saving moments to lock their doors and try to hide their children.

It should be noted that The Newton Bee has included Ms. Hochsprung’s name in the Obituaries section of the paper. A detailed, documented, accurate accounting of what happened at Sandy Hook Elementary on December 14, 2012 may never be given by “authorities”. Our questions are many, none have been adequately answered. For the purposes of keeping ALL of the inconsistencies in the official story at the top of reader’s minds, we add this minor discrepancy to the list.

13 comments to Only in the Bizarre Story of the Sandy Hook Massacre Could a Deceased Principal Speak to the Press About the Shooting

  • We can all thank the Gun Lobby for this disaster.

    I believe every Name of the U.S Congressmen and women that voted for this unconstitution Act called Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990 should be memorized into stone monuments and put up in front of every school and at places in the United States where mass murders have been allowed to happen because of the disarming of the law abiding American people of this nation.

    They could start with our Michigan’s US Congressman the sponsor of the Brady Bill.
    Carl M. Levin, Democratic Senator from Michigan(1979 – present)

  • Angel

    http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d101:SN03266:@@@L&summ2=m&

    MAJOR ACTIONS:

    10/27/1990 Introduced in Senate
    10/27/1990 Passed/agreed to in Senate: Introduced in the Senate, read twice, considered, read the third time, and passed without amendment by Voice Vote.
    10/27/1990 Passed/agreed to in House: On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 313 – 1 (Roll no. 534).
    10/27/1990 Cleared for White House.
    11/19/1990 Presented to President.
    11/29/1990 Signed by President.
    11/29/1990 Became Public Law No: 101-647.

    There is NO record. Also Joesph Biden D-DE introduced the bill with Strum Thurmond co-sponsor. It passed on voice vote so that there would be no political retribution IMO. What do you think?? Now Biden is sitting in some group discussing what to do next. Wanna guess??? I have a few.

  • Angel

    No record Senate side. Yeas and Nays in the house? Was is recorded or voice? Was it a roll call??

    It stinks to the highest Heaven. There are No coincidences.

  • Steve_D

    This whole sandy hook story stinks from top to bottom, just far to convenient for Obama.

  • Johnny

    Thank you SGT for staying on top of this. This thing had false flag written all over it from the early hours of news reports. I would encourage readers to contact The Newtown Bee via their Letter to the Editor forum and begin to ask questions.

    I searched the Bee’s archive and found the article in question. It remains there for now. But I also found another article (link below), which adds to the inconsistencies. The following paragraph is from the article and is especially telling:

    “But none were more tragic than the accounts of Principal Dawn Hochsprung, who was emerging from a meeting and apparently saw the gunman and warned several colleagues who were about to step into the hallway behind her, and into the shooter’s direct line of fire. The last thing one witness recalled was her turning back and yelling a warning to lock the door as she apparently confronted the gunman. A few moments later she was shot.”

    LINK TO THIS ARTICLE:
    http://newtownbee.com/News/2012-12-14__19-39-32/Stories+Of+Heroism+Emerging+From+School+Shooting+Tragedy

    So, if Hochsprung was emerging from a meeting, saw the gunman (clearly a surprise), and confronted the gunman before being shot, when did she have time to contact the Newtown Bee?

    LINK TO THE NEWTOWN BEE “LETTER TO THE EDITOR” PAGE:
    http://newtownbee.com/services/sendContent.aspx

    These are questions that we must pose in our letters to that newspaper

    http://newtownbee.com/News/2012-12-14__19-39-32/Stories+Of+Heroism+Emerging+From+School+Shooting+Tragedy

  • harman kardon

    Thanks, Sean, for keeping up with how this thing continues to morph and become even more despicable as the days roll on.

    When people get desperate they get sloppy and the OBottom administration is certainly desperate at this point. Their timelines seem to be quickening and the puppets can not keep up.

    “If you’re not angry, you’re not paying attention.”

  • lastmanstanding

    I wonder how big the “Accompliss Protection Program” is here in the US?

  • Horus

    You have reached the cached page for http://www.newtownbee.com/News/News/2012-12-14__11-05-25/Shooting+Reported+Sandy+Hook+Elementary+School
    Below is a snapshot of the Web page as it appeared on 12/13/2012 (the last time our crawler visited it). This is the version of the page that was used for ranking your search results. The page may have changed since we last cached it. To see what might have changed (without the highlights), go to the current page.

    Cached page was deleted 1/08/2012

    State and Newtown police, ambulance, and emergency response personnel responded to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shortly after 9:30 am, Friday, following reports of a shooting. One child was carried from the school by a police officer, apparently seriously wounded. Other injuries are reported, and emergency personnel have set up triage facilities. Three victims were transported to Danbury Hospital by ambulance.

    The other children in the school exited school under state police protection.

    Police are in the process of setting up a staging area for parents coming to the scene that is away from the school, possibly at Fairfield Hills, to alleviate the traffic congestion in the immediate area.

    A state police officers runs toward the school. — Bee Photo, Shannon Hicks
    A state police officers runs toward the school. — Bee Photo, Shannon Hicks
    Sandy Hook School Principal Dawn Hochsprung told The Bee that a masked man entered the school with a rifle and started shooting multiple shows – more than she could count – that went “on and on.”

    All of Newtown’s schools are in lockdown, and the private schools have in town have been notified of an alleged shooting being reported at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

    Superintendent of Schools Janet Robinson said the schools were placed on lockdown the morning of Friday, December 14, “until we hear what is going on there.”

    Dr Robinson said it is best if parents do not try to call the district at this time, and the school district will release a message once further information is known.

    The situation is evolving.

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