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Noah Iott, 10, leaves stuffed animals at a police barricade — the closest he could get to Sandy Hook Elementary School on Saturday — in memory of the people killed there the day before. Noah lives in the nearby town of Seymour.

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( Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times / December 15, 2012 )

Noah Iott, 10, leaves stuffed animals at a police barricade — the closest he could get to Sandy Hook Elementary School on Saturday — in memory of the people killed there the day before. Noah lives in the nearby town of Seymour.

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