A sympathetic man accompanied by a young boy came to place flowers next to the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign in newtown , Conn. on Saturday morning Dec. 15, 2012. Twenty children and six adults were killed by a gunman yesterday at the school. Photo: Will Waldron, Hearst Connecticut Newspapers/Wi

A cameraman is pushed aside as a sympathetic man accompanied by a young boy leaves Sandy Hook Elementary School after the pair placed flowers at the entrance to the school, Saturday Dec. 15, 2012, in Newtown, Conn. Twenty-seven people including 20 children were killed by a lone gunman yesterday at the school. Photo: Will Waldron, Hearst Connecticut Newspapers/Wi

Media gather at Treadwell Park in Newtown, Conn. for a press briefing by State Police Lt. Paul Vance on Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy

Connecticut State Police Lt. Paul Vance leads a press conference at Treadwell Park in Newtown, Conn. on Saturday Dec. 15, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy

Dr. Steve Wruble, a trauma psychiatrist from NJ reflected on yesterdayâÄôs tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School after placing flowers by a sign in Newtown Conn., Saturday morning Dec. 15, 2012. Twenty-seven people including 20 children were killed by a lone gunman yesterday at the school. Photo: Will Waldron, Hearst Connecticut Newspapers/Wi

Mourners set up a memorial in the back of St. Rose of Lima Church in Newtown, Conn. on Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012, offering their condolences to those who lost loved ones in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre yesterday. Photo: Elizabeth Kim, Hearst Connecticut Newspapers/Li

Congregants arrive for a prayer service at Adath Israel, in Newtown, Conn. Dec. 15th, 2012, the day after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School where 27 people were killed. Photo: Ned Gerard

Gov. Dannel Malloy and Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman leave Adath Israel following a Saturday prayer service in Newtown, Conn. Dec. 15th, 2012, the day after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School where 27 people were killed. Photo: Ned Gerard

Congregants arrive for a prayer service at Adath Israel, in Newtown, Conn. Dec. 15th, 2012, the day after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School where 27 people were killed. Photo: Ned Gerard

A family leaves Adath Israel following a Saturday prayer service in Newtown, Conn. Dec. 15th, 2012, the day after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School where 27 people were killed. Photo: Ned Gerard

Mourners place flowers near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickenson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

At left, Nicholas Clarke, 18, and Justin Cherry, 17, of Newtown, stand near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickenson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Newtown resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

A sign reads "Hug a Teacher Today" in downtown Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Newtown resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Jessica Henderson of Shelton, Conn., a Newtown High School graduate class of 2011, prepares to place flowers near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickenson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Mourners embrace near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickenson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Amy Rothenbucher of Sandy Hook places flowers near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickenson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

A sign reads "God Bless Sandy Hook," on a building in downtown Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

A mourner prays near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickenson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Mourners prepare to place flowers near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickenson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

A Newtown woman, who declined to give her name, sat near the entrance to Interstate 84, holding a sign that read " I am love, I am Newtown." She said she was holding a vigil of love. "It's devastating," she said. "There are no words. I'm overwhelmed with this place being known as a place of darkness." Photo: Amanda Cuda, Hearst Connecticut Newspapers/Am

Signs in front of a house near the site of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School express neighborhood feelings in Newtown Saturday Dec. 15, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy

Mourners place flowers on a memorial built around the sign for the Sandy Hook School in Newtown Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Sandy Hook Elementary School was the site of a mass shooting on Friday. Photo: Michael Duffy

At left, Scott Lindsay of Newtown and his son, Christopher, 9, mourn near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Christopher attends school in Newtown but is not a student at Sandy Hook Elementary School where town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Mourners react after placeing flowers on a memorial built around the sign for the Sandy Hook School in Newtown Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Sandy Hook Elementary School was the site of a mass shooting on Friday. Photo: Michael Duffy

Mourners react after placeing flowers on a memorial built around the sign for the Sandy Hook School in Newtown Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Sandy Hook Elementary School was the site of a mass shooting on Friday. Photo: Michael Duffy

Nicole and Mark Jones, of Danbury, place flowers on a memorial built around the sign for the Sandy Hook School in Newtown Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Sandy Hook Elementary School was the site of a mass shooting on Friday, one of the victims was their cousin's daughter. Photo: Michael Duffy

Angel's wings hang on the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

At right, Wendy Santos of Holyoke, Mass., hugs Carlos Reinos of Monroe, Conn., near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Jaime Reinos, 12, of Monroe, mourns near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Jaime Reinos, 12, of Monroe, mourns near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Members of the Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire Department place Christmas trees along Dickenson Drive leading to the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. The school was the site of a mass shooting on Friday. Photo: Michael Duffy

Members of the Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire Department decorate Christmas trees along Dickenson Drive leading to the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. The school was the site of a mass shooting on Friday. Photo: Michael Duffy

A sign of support for teachers near the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

A congested Riverside Road in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. World-wide media has descended upon the small town after a shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in which 27 people were killed Friday morning. Town resident Adam Lanza, who was found dead at the scene, is suspected as the killer. Photo: Bob Luckey

A shrine to the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Mourners with flowers near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Brothers Thomas (left) and Steven Leuci, 13 and 9 of Newtown, mourn near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

A woman who was crying speaks on a mobile phone near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Mourners near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

"God Bless Sandy Hook Elementary" reads a sign near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

A U.S. flag, second from left, flies at half-staff honoring the victims that died a day earlier when a gunman opened fire at an Sandy hook Elementary School, Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012, in Newtown, Conn. Photo: Julio Cortez, AP Photo/Julio Cortez

Homeowner Paul Sullivan set up 27 little US flags and lights around a larger flag in memory of the victims from yesterday's mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, at the edge of his property along I84 in Newtown, Conn. on Saturday December 2012. The larger flag was put up back on 9/11 and was replaced every other year or so. Sullivan thought it would be fitting to add the little flags because of the tragedy. Photo: Christian Abraham

Homeowner Paul Sullivan set up 27 little US flags and lights around a larger flag in memory of the victims from yesterday's mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, at the edge of his property along I84 in Newtown, Conn. on Saturday December 2012. The larger flag was put up back on 9/11 and was replaced every other year or so. Sullivan thought it would be fitting to add the little flags because of the tragedy. Photo: Christian Abraham

Impromptu memorials have been set up on the overpass at exit 10 off of I84 in Newtown, Conn. on Saturday December 2012. Yesterday's mass shooting at Sandy hook Elementary School left 28 dead, of which 20 were children. Photo: Christian Abraham

Impromptu memorials have been set up on the overpass at exit 10 off of I84 in Newtown, Conn. on Saturday December 2012. Yesterday's mass shooting at Sandy hook Elementary School left 28 dead, of which 20 were children. Photo: Christian Abraham

A mourner places a flower near the Sandy Hook Elementary School sign which is on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Alexander Glinski of Trumbull Conn. leaves flowers and a candles as he pays his respects outside the Sandy Hook Elementary School on Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Twenty children and six adults were killed yesterday at the school in Newtown, Conn. Photo: Will Waldron, Hearst Connecticut Newspapers/Wi

Support is given to a woman who came from out of town to pay her respects, Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012, to the victims of yesterday's tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Photo: Will Waldron, Hearst Connecticut Newspapers/Wi

A shrine to the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings on the corner of Riverside Road and Dickinson Drive in Sandy Hook, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012. Town resident Adam Lanza, 20, is suspected of killing 27 people at the school Friday morning. Photo: Bob Luckey

Judith DeLisa, of Shelton, hangs a pair of angels wings on the sign in front of Sandy Hook Elementary School, in Newtown, Conn., Dec. 15th, 2012. The sign has become a memorial to those killed at the school on Friday. Photo: Ned Gerard

Wearing a pair a angel's wings, 5-year Calliope CeBallos, of Shelton, walks with her family towards Sandy Hook Elementary School, in Newtown, Conn., Dec. 15th, 2012. They left the wings on the school's sign, which has become a memorial to those killed at the school on Friday. Photo: Ned Gerard

Car and pedestrian traffic clogs the Sandy Hook neighborhood of Newtown, Conn., Dec. 15th, 2012, the day after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary school on Friday. Photo: Ned Gerard

Hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham

Ted Kowalczuk, of Milford, and his friend Rachel Schiavone, of Norwalk, attend a candlelight vigil held behind Stratfor High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Kowalczuk and Schiavone were close friends to Stratford High graduate Vicki Soto, who was killed in yesterday's mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown. Soto was a teacher at the school where 27 people died. Photo: Christian Abraham

Hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham

Jillian Soto, center, thanks the hundreds of people who came out to attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Jillian's sister Vicki, a Stratford native, was a teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary School and was one of the victims in the shooting. At left is sister Carly Soto and family friend Louis Sanchez. Photo: Christian Abraham

Hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham

Fairfield teacher Jane Vigliotti, of Stratford, at right, lights extra candles she brought to hand out as hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. At left is her friend and fellow teacher Gladys Ramos, who teaches at St. James School in Stratford. Photo: Christian Abraham

Hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham

Father Peter Paproski, of St. John's Orthodox Church, offers up a prayer to several people as hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham

Stratford High School senior Caitlyn Larocque, front, sheds a tear as she and hundreds of others attend a candlelight vigil, in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham

Hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham

Stratford High School student Eva Juarez places a few roses in front of a candle memorial put together by Nancy and and her partner Nicki Orengo, at right, as hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham

A candle memorial was laid out on the sidewalk by Nancy Orengo and her partner Nicki, as hundreds attend a candlelight vigil in memory of victims from yesterday's mass shooting in Newtown, which was held behind Stratford High School on the Town Hall Green in Stratford, Conn. on Saturday December 15, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham