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Tape Reveals Adam Lanza Discussed Shootings On Radio Year Before Sandy Hook

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- The New York Daily News has obtained an audiotape of a radio interview that is believed to be Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza in 2011.

The New York Daily News obtained an audiotape of a radio interview that is believed to be Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza.

The New York Daily News obtained an audiotape of a radio interview that is believed to be Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza.

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The details of the seven-minute interview with an Oregon college radio show appear to foreshadow what was to come for the 20-year-old killer. Lanza compares a teenage mall shooter with Travis, the pet chimpanzee that ripped the face and hands off a Stamford woman in 2009, according to the Daily News. 

While the audio can not be conclusively confirmed as Lanza, two of his friends confirmed with the Daily News that his voice was unmistakable. 

Lanza killed 20 children and six educators on Dec. 14, 2012, at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown. He also killed his mother at their home before the massacre and himself as police arrived at the school. 

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