Newtown school shootings - the day after: in pictures
A Connecticut state police officer guards the street leading to Sandy Hook elementary school in NewtownPhotograph: Justin Lane/EPAA sign outside a home near Sandy Hook school in Newtown. The residents of the idyllic Connecticut town were reeling in horror from the massacre of 20 small children and six adults in one of the worst school shootings in US historyPhotograph: Don Emmert/AFP/Getty ImagesA makeshift memorial outside Saint Rose of Lima church. People in the small community were grieving over one of the worst mass shootings in US history Photograph: Joshua Lott/REUTERS
The sun rises behind a US flag covered with numbers representing the people who died in the massacrePhotograph: Julio Cortez/APYoung people carry flowers to leave near Sandy Hook elementary school Photograph: Don Emmert/AFP/Getty ImagesMolly Delaney, left, holds her 11-year-old daughter, Milly as people gathered at St. John's episcopal churchPhotograph: Julio Cortez/APA woman prays at Saint Rose of Lima Roman Catholic church Photograph: Joshua Lott/REUTERSConnecticut state police lieutenant Paul Vance addresses a press conferencePhotograph: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty ImagesA woman cries during a prayer service at St. John's episcopal church Photograph: Eric Thayer/ReutersBags in a park in Newtown decorated with Christmas trees and stars, in memory of the victims killed at Sandy Hook elementary school Photograph: Joshua Lott/ReutersA man kneels in prayer Photograph: Justin Lane/EPAFlowers and stuffed animals are left at a makeshift memorial around a flagpole in the centre of NewtownPhotograph: Charles Krupa/APElizabeth Bogdanoff, left, kisses her daughter Julia, 13, during a prayer service at St John's episcopal church in NewtownPhotograph: David Goldman/APA mother with her two children place flowers at a memorial Photograph: Andrew Gombert/EPAA man brings flowers to leave at a memorial near the Sandy Hook schoolPhotograph: Justin Lane/EPAA sign near Sandy Hook elementary schoolPhotograph: Eric Thayer/Reuters
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