schmalts,
Lets just say I've been around some investigations that were wayyy less likely to be fugged up than sorting out a school full of dead kids with multiple weapons being used...and yet the "facts" took time to become reality, and most certainly, the investigations were jacked up.
How do you call 5 people dead when you only have 3 bodies???....a question I asked, not that long ago, and one that I dont care to ever ask again. I cant imagine how much more painful it must have been to have families asking those same questions?
All I'm telling you is that investigations take time, and the investigators, as well as the media, are quick to jump to unfounded "conclusions". Combine that with the publics "need" for answers immediately (if not sooner), and you set the stage for a cluster^%$#. The net result is conspiracy theories, tinfoil hat sales through the roof, poor information,...and a whole lot of grief/heartache for those that were directly impacted from a tragic event.
The media, and those leaking "information" before the blood is even dry...need a swift kick to the sack...almost as much as those screaming conspiracy.
Savvy?