CYBER CRUSHER: Police found the broken hard drive of one of Adam Lanza’s computers while searching the home he shared with his mother, Nancy (inset), whom he killed before massacring 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary. (
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Before he set off on his heinous rampage, Connecticut school shooter Adam Lanza tried to cover his deadly tracks by smashing the hard drive of at least one of his cherished computers, according to investigators.
The shattered drive was recovered during a search of the home of Nancy Lanza, the killer’s doting mom — and his first victim.
Forensics experts were trying yesterday to piece the broken hard drive together, hoping it will help reveal clues about the horrific Sandy Hook Elementary School slaughter, which left 20 little kids and six educators dead.
It is unclear whether information could be retrieved from the battered drive.
Police have declined specific comment on any evidence gathered at the school or Nancy Lanza’s home and said they were not yet ready to discuss a possible motive.
A source told the Connecticut Post that medications usually prescribed for mental illness were not found at the home.