Sandy Hook Elementary School

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Can you imagine what the parents of the 20 children who were gunned down in their Sandy Hook school classrooms felt? ‘You need to imagine.’ That’s what ‘Newtown’ documentary director, Kim A. Snyder and producer Maria Cuomo Cole believe. They explain why in EXCLUSIVE interviews.

So inspiring. Erica Smegielski’s mother Dawn was the principal of Sandy Hook Elementary and was killed while trying to protect her students. And at the DNC on July 27, a video, entitled ‘My Mother,’ played for all to see before Erica explained why Hillary Clinton is the best candidate to address our country’s gun violence epidemic.

The families of the Sandy Hook school shooting victims aren’t celebrating Bernie Sanders’s Wisconsin primary win. He said that the parents of the 20 innocent children slaughtered in the attack shouldn’t be able to sue the gun makers and that has the families shaming Bernie for his heartless comments!

There are definitely some voters who are not “feeling the Berne.” The families of those victims slaughtered in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre are shaming Bernie Sanders, 74, for his comments that gun manufactures should be immune from lawsuits, even when their products led to the death of twenty innocent children!

Oh no. Students and staff at Sandy Hook Elementary School were forced to evacuate after an anonymous caller threatened that there was a bomb on campus. How scary.

The very same school that endured a horrific shooting in Dec. 2012 is making headlines again. Authorities evacuated Sandy Hook Elementary School on Wednesday, Oct. 1, in fear of a bomb threat. After receiving a scary phone call at the start of the school day, students and staff members were left with no choice but to vacate the premises as a safety precaution.

Newtown, CT police released over 6,500 pages of witness accounts and police findings from the Dec. 14, 2012 massacre of 20 young students at Sandy Hook Elementary School, with thousands of crime scene photos, full tragic 911 calls, and final conclusions about the now-closed case.

Newtown, Connecticut police released their final report of findings from the Dec. 14, 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School, when gunman Adam Lanza, 20, shot his way into the building and killed 20 innocent children and 6 educators. Contained within the thousands of pages of police notes, chilling photos, police videos are heartbreaking witness accounts of the shooting which try to make sense of the horrific killing of young students.

December 14, 2013 marks the one year anniversary of the horrific Newtown massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in CT, which left 20 innocent children and 6 educators dead. On this emotional occasion, we remember the precious lives that were lost, and share the ways their spirits live on.

On the first anniversary of the Newtown shootings that rattled the world, we remember the young children, teachers, and families affected by so much loss. The families of the 26 victims of the tragic Dec. 14, 2012 shooting in Newtown, Conn., created a website called “My Sandy Hook Family” to both honor those lost and showcase the ways the kids and teachers are a constant living memory.

The gut-wrenching 911 calls placed from Sandy Hook Elementary School were released on Dec. 4: nearly one year to the date after 20-year-old Adam Lanza shot his way into the school and carried out the horrific Newtown, CT massacre which left 20 children and 6 educators dead.

Seven phone calls from inside Sandy Hook Elementary School on Dec. 14, 2012 were released on Dec. 4, 201. Each call provides chilling and upsetting audio that illustrates the horrific events of the Newtown, Conn., school shooting — including what may even be the popping sounds of gunshots captured on the tapes. Emergency dispatchers calmly guided callers through safety procedures, but the distress of the situation can be heard in the voices of callers and 911 operators alike.