Sandy Hook's shooting: documents highlight the tortured spirit of Adam Lanza, Sandy Hook's shooter

HARTFORD, Connecticut – Records of the investigation into the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut shed light on the anger of the armed man, his contempt of others and his deep social isolation in the years leading up to

The documents ordered by a court to release the Connecticut state police include several writings by Adam Lanza, who shot dead 20 children and six educators on December 14, 2012. He shot his mother before going to school and was killed.

Lanza wrote in what appears to be an online communication with another player: "I never have anything but contempt for humanity," reported the Hartford Courant . "I was desperate to feel something positive for someone all my life," he wrote.

The criminal investigation ends one year after the massacre without mobile determination. Thousands of pages of documents were published at the time, but in a lawsuit filed by the Courant, the Supreme Court of Connecticut decided in October that the personal belongings of the shooter that had been concealed, including newspapers, should also be made public

A report from the Connecticut Children's Advocate stated that Lanza's serious and deteriorating mental health problems, his concern for violence, and his mother's access to weapons "were a recipe for a mass murder ".

Starting in Grade 10, Lanza's mother keeps him at home, where he is surrounded by an arsenal of firearms and spends long hours playing violent video games. His medical and school records contained references to diagnoses of autism spectrum disorder, anxiety, and obsessive compulsive disorder.

"One thing becomes clear when the extra files are examined," explains the Courant. "Adam Lanza, aged about 3 years old until the age of 18, never ignored the rumors that circulated around him – his parents, teachers and counselors schools that he attended, psychiatrists who later tried to determine what was going on, it is now obvious that no one was able to grasp all of what he was becoming. "[19659002] The Courant also noted that Lanza "predicts that he would make a good father, because he would treat children as a small independent, people who simply did not know much yet."

Recently published documents were seized by the authorities during a search at Lanza's home. They include writings described or summarized by previous investigative reports, such as the "Big Book Of Granny", a book describing the violence against children that he has written with another fifth-grade boy, as well as a spreadsheet listing mass murders dating back to 1786..

On a handwritten list entitled "Problems," Lanza details a series of grievances, including bright lights and her hair touching her brother's briefcase.

"I can not make the distinction between my problems because I have too much," writes Lanza.

In other writings, he rages against the doctors of "fat people" who touched him during Physical examinations during his childhood and wrote about pedophilia as a form of love.

In the document in which he described disdainful for others, he also indicated that he wished some form of companionship. [19659002] "Most of my social contacts were done through these players," he wrote to the other player. "These are all typical hateful humans, and that's why." 39; has created an aura of innumerable negative emotions. You've been a respite for that. "