The video is not viewable but I did view one posted on fb and I think it's ridiculous. First off, even I am smart enough to know if I'm going to lie I should cover my steps. None of this stuff was covered. The people putting these videos together do not have CIA clearance. They are surfing the web. You'd think any halfway intelligent person would think to block access to those resources if they were trying to alter truth.
People in tense situations are confused. They don't always speak clearly on interpret what they see accurately. If I'd been walking through the forest near that school when that happened my first reaction would be to scream "It wasn't me." That doesn't mean I had anything to do with it. It means I took an early morning walk and was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Someone said that children would make difficult targets because they'd be moving. This is not true. I know the training teachers go through for these scenarios. First, the children and the teachers often know very little of what's going on. The children are huddled in a corner or a room. They are confined. They don't run amuck. May there have been some frantic kids and adults, certainly, but most of them were probably too terrifies to move. Also in tense situations children tend to freeze... not run away. These kids were trained for how to respond in a dangerous situation at school. The protocol is to calmly gather your class in a corner and do something to calm them down. Read a story, sing a song, pray... etc... As a teacher I've dealt with young kids in lockdowns and I can say that the kids tend to listen well in those situations.
As for the father who laughed at the press conference. Have you ever heard of a person who laughs when uncomfortable. Have you ever heard of denial? His laugh does not mean he loved his daughter any less or that his was all a conspiracy.
As for the man who had kids dropped off at his home, people do strange things in scary situations. Maybe he didn't do what we think he should have done, but can you imagine knowing what was going on and having 6 children show up on your lawn. In addition, someone claimed he was obviously a fake because he was a part of the screen actors guild. This is absolutely ridiculous. First, being a part of the guild does not make you a good actor. Second, do you have any idea how many people are a member of the screen actors guild? This proves nothing!
The fact is nothing was covered up or no one would be able to find these inconsistencies in a simple google search. Are there different stories? Surely... But in tense situations facts get confused and it takes a bit for the full truth to come out. If this is a conspiracy there would be no trace of the initial truths that came out.