Newtown Shooting Latest: Was Assault Rifle Really Used?
It’s been six weeks since a Total POS broke into a Newtown, CT grade school and massacred 26 people, and the debate still rages about whether a semiautomatic weapon was actually used.
There’s a news clip on YouTube, showing an aerial view of state troopers removing a long gun from the trunk of the POS’s vehicle. The footage has probably been viewed millions of times, so there’s obviously major healthy skepticism out there.
The police changed their narrative so many times, it’s tough to know what to believe anymore. Originally, the public was told the POS used two handguns and the rifle was left in the car. Troopers subsequently amended that statement, saying the autistic killer had two pistols and an AR-15 on him during the Newtown shooting. According to the official line, the long gun removed from the POS’s trunk was a shotgun.
Having trouble keeping track of all this? Well, you’re not alone, and that’s why millions of Americans maintain a healthy skepticism about this tragic event. During the last few days, many Facebook users have been sharing MSNBC footage, which proves the POS was not in possession of an AR-15 inside the Newtown school last month.
One thing is for certain, which is that the controversy is not disappearing anytime soon. Citizens trust their government less now, than at any time in American history.
