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By now, many who have been following this story know that the official narrative of the tragedy that left 19 students and two teachers dead has shifted, with early accounts being amended or retracted.

The San Antonio Express-News on Thursday published a timeline detailing the series of mistakes and deviations from original reports that officials made following the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. The New York Times also provided a clearer picture of the police response,* including that officers delayed confronting the gunman for more than an hour*, even though supervisors at the scene had been told that some trapped with him in two classrooms needed medical treatment.

Visiting law enforcement officials and bikers obstructed reporters’ abilities to cover the funerals of victims.

Uh-huh. Suuureee.

We’ve had reporters on the ground who have been harassed. Last Thursday, there were groups of motorcycle gangs that we believe are former police officers. They were physically getting in front of reporters and videographers, and using their body and their hands to try to obstruct the sightlines. The motorcycle gangs kind of backed off a little bit on Friday, but through the weekend, the police that’s been there helping with the situation continue to do the same thing …

What BS. They just wanted to make an excuse for why they don't have clear photos of the funerals.

But even in this case, they’ve put up fire engines to block the view of the church or the funeral home — even the cemetery. Now they’re putting up blockades around the entire block where the funeral home is. So now we can’t even walk across the street to the corner there. They are like, ‘No, you can’t be here,’ even though it’s a public sidewalk.

More BS. MSM is making up lies. They don't want to take photos inside so they're making up a story how they were "blockaded"

There’s about a dozen police departments in Texas who have sent volunteers to help the Uvalde police. So some of this has come from these visiting jurisdictions, which is just really bizarre because they’re out of their jurisdiction. They don’t have the power to do anything. If they want to arrest us, they have to call in the Uvalde police.

Now that is interesting.

Let's play two lies and a truth:

For example, the teacher who they said had left the door open, and that that’s how the gunman had gotten in. The video shows that she had opened it to go get something from the car, but when she saw that there was this guy with a gun outside — and somebody from the funeral home across the street yelled at her (about) this guy with a gun — she closed it. They have this on video. They knew that she had indeed closed the door. And she thought it was locked and apparently it wasn’t locked, so now they’re investigating that. They knew that from day one. … That’s what’s been really disturbing. Why wouldn’t they tell us that to begin with?

Some truth in that. Many lies.

So the teacher just happens to need something out of her car as they gunman is approaching. And the door lock just happens to fail in that moment. The teacher still broke protocol propping it open at all. Teachers is responsible, but they don't want to name the teacher who was obviously in on it.

No, so far that’s it. Again, this whole issue of them having a chilling effect on the residents of the Uvalde. Now we’re starting to hear stories that even those people who do want to talk to us are now afraid to talk to us.

Ulvade residents are scared to talk. Gee, what kind of town is this where residents know to keep their mouth shut or else...