No one was allowed to see Noah Pozner's body accept the alleged mother and fund raising con artist Veronique Pozner who immediately went out and got a Chabad Lubavitch approved tatoo to 'honor' him.
Also Connecticut Governor Daniel Malloy who aspparently lied about seeing the body as well.
http://blogs.forward.com/forward-thinking/168707/wrestling-with-details-of-noah-pozners-killing/
Veronique told me that Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy visited her in the funeral home, and she brought him to see Noah’s open casket. I asked her why it was important for her and for the governor to see Noah’s body. “I needed it to have a face for him,” she said. “If there is ever a piece of legislation that comes across his desk, I needed it to be real for him.”
Veronique continued on in this vein for a few minutes. But I still felt that I didn’t understand why she, asa mother, chose to see Noah’s body, so I asked her again: Why, for her? “I owed it to him as his mother, the good, the bad, the ugly,” she said. “It is not up to me to say I am only going to look at you and deal with you when you are alive, that I am going to block out the reality of what you look like when you are dead. And as a little boy, you have to go in the ground. If I am going to shut my eyes to that I am not his mother. I had to bear it. I had to do it.” Several family members also chose to view Noah’s body.
Then, unprompted by me, Veronique described what she saw: “We all saw how beautiful he was. He had thick, shiny hair, beautiful long eyelashes that rested on his cheeks. He looked like he was sleeping. But the reality of it was under the cloth he had covering his mouth there was no mouth left. His jaw was blown away. I just want people to know the ugliness of it so we don’t talk about it abstractly, like these little angels just went to heaven. No. They were butchered. They were brutalized. And that is what haunts me at night.”
http://articles.courant.com/2013-11-18/news/hc-ed-sandy-hook-report-dribbling-continues-20131118_1_sandy-hook-elementary-school-long-awaited-state-police-report-summary
Still Keeping Public In The Dark About Sandy Hook
EDITORIAL
Investigator continuing the war against the public's right to know
Demolition work was near completion last Wednesday at the former Sandy… (Reuters )
The lead investigator continues to cheat the public when it comes to releasing information about shootings that took the lives of 20 children and six women at the Sandy Hook Elementary School last December.
A report on the criminal investigation should have been completed and released to the public long ago. Delay only heightens suspicions that something might have been amiss in the response to the shootings by public safety and criminal justice officials.
A report on the criminal investigation should have been completed and released to the public long ago. Delay only heightens suspicions that something might have been amiss in the response to the shootings by public safety and criminal justice officials.
Even Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has been complaining, and rightly so, about the foot-dragging of the lead investigator, Danbury State's Attorney Stephen J. Sedensky III.
According to Courant sources, Mr. Sedensky next week will release only a summary of the long-awaited state police report on the horrific shootings. The date for release of the full report, said to run thousands of pages, has apparently not yet been determined.
The investigative summary will be released almost a year after the first-graders and educators were shot to death at their Newtown school. There's no good reason why it has taken this long for the prosecutors and police to prepare the report.
Further, the summary, according to sources, will be heavily redacted — censored, with much detail blacked out.
This grudging, minor concession to the requirements of open government — the people's right to know — is consistent with Mr. Sedensky's and the police's behavior all along.
Mr. Sedensky first said the report would be ready in June, then September, missing that deadline too.
During the past 11 months, state police officials have told audiences at police conventions some of the details of the crime and the background of the shooter, Adam Lanza, that they wouldn't share with the people of Connecticut.
Nor will police authorities and the prosecutors honor requests for 911 calls made from Sandy Hook school, information that is generally made public in this state.
At the behest of prosecutors, a law was negotiated in secret and passed by the legislature at the end of this year's session that puts the clamps on the release of much information covering not just Sandy Hook but all homicides.
Now the investigators tender only a censored summary of their investigative work.
Prosecutors and police have worked cooperatively and sensitively with the families of the Sandy Hook victims.
But they're leaving the public in the dark.
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According to Courant sources, Mr. Sedensky next week will release only a summary of the long-awaited state police report on the horrific shootings. The date for release of the full report, said to run thousands of pages, has apparently not yet been determined.
The investigative summary will be released almost a year after the first-graders and educators were shot to death at their Newtown school. There's no good reason why it has taken this long for the prosecutors and police to prepare the report.
Further, the summary, according to sources, will be heavily redacted — censored, with much detail blacked out.
This grudging, minor concession to the requirements of open government — the people's right to know — is consistent with Mr. Sedensky's and the police's behavior all along.
Mr. Sedensky first said the report would be ready in June, then September, missing that deadline too.
During the past 11 months, state police officials have told audiences at police conventions some of the details of the crime and the background of the shooter, Adam Lanza, that they wouldn't share with the people of Connecticut.
Nor will police authorities and the prosecutors honor requests for 911 calls made from Sandy Hook school, information that is generally made public in this state.
At the behest of prosecutors, a law was negotiated in secret and passed by the legislature at the end of this year's session that puts the clamps on the release of much information covering not just Sandy Hook but all homicides.
Now the investigators tender only a censored summary of their investigative work.
Prosecutors and police have worked cooperatively and sensitively with the families of the Sandy Hook victims.
But they're leaving the public in the dark.
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http://articles.courant.com/2013-06-30/news/hc-adam-lanza-pediatric-records-20130629_1_nancy-lanza-adam-lanza-danbury-hospital
Adam Lanza's Medical Records Reveal Growing Anxiety
In September of his eighth-grade year, Adam Lanza was wracked by anxiety, his mother told doctors.
So intense were the feelings that Nancy Lanza drove him to the emergency room at Danbury Hospital for an evaluation.
Lanza, then 13, was asked the standard queries by physicians: Was he suicidal? Would he hurt others? His answer to each was "no.".........................
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Dec 23, 2012 - NOTE: As the disclaimer at the end of the video makes clear, Dr. Rima has treated people LIKE Adam Lanza but was not his psychiatrist.
So intense were the feelings that Nancy Lanza drove him to the emergency room at Danbury Hospital for an evaluation.
Lanza, then 13, was asked the standard queries by physicians: Was he suicidal? Would he hurt others? His answer to each was "no.".........................
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I am Adam Lanza's Doctor by Rima E Laibow, MD - YouTube
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oigP3wWPWk8
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