Red Cross Volunteer Describes Sandy Hook Victims Families' Heartache & Devastation

Dec. 16 2012, Published 12:00 p.m. ET
By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter
Emergency services, media outlets and charitable organizations have all flooded into the small Connecticut city of Newtown, and Breaking Celebrity News exclusively spoke to one Red Cross volunteer who sacrificed his time during the busy holiday season to help the victims of Friday's horrific shooting massacre.
"All of the TV cameras -- it looks like every television camera that was ever built! -- were set up on the small street aimed at the Sandy Hook Fire Station," Dave Kemp, of nearby Vernon, Connecticut, told Breaking Celebrity News, as he compared the loss and mourning to that of Ground Zero after 9/11 or New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
"The families are all going to Reed Middle School, which is where we have been feeding them and where the mental health workers congregated to receive and counsel everyone in any way they could. The remaining children were also taken care of there by trained adolescent experts and all the little brothers and sisters of the victims were given toys."
As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, Adam Lanza, 20, shot his mother Nancy in her bed before taking an arsenal of her firearms