Sandy Hook: Neil Heslin CONTRADICTS Official Narrative

A major contradiction in the Sandy Hook narrative emerged during Megyn Kelly's interview with Alex Jones, during which Sandy Hook parent, Neil Heslin, who had testified to Congress about the loss of his son, Jesse, said that he had held his body "with a bullet hole in the head" in his arms at the scene.

But, according to Wayne Carver, M.D., Medical Examiner, who is quoted in the following story from The Newtown Patch (24 January 2013), none of the parents were allowed to come into contact with the children but were only shown photographs of them, "because it's easier that way":
Relatives identified their loved ones not in person but by photos taken of the victims’ faces, Carver said.

“We did not bring the bodies and families into contact, we took pictures of them, of their facial features,” he said. “It’s easier on the families when you do that. There is a time and place for up close and personal in the grieving process but to accomplish this we felt it would be best to do it this way.”
Moreover, while Carver reported that each kid was shot from 3 to 11 times, Heslin said that Jesse had a bullet through his head, suggesting he was only hit once. Here is the testimony of Heslin during Megyn Kelly's interview with Alex Jones, which occurs at about 17 minutes into the show:

NEIL HESLIN: I lost my son. I buried my son. I held my son with a bullet hole through his head.

MEGYN KELLY: NEIL HESLIN'S SON JESSE, JUST 6-YEARS-OLD, WAS MURDERED, ALONG WITH 19 OF HIS CLASSMATES AND SIX ADULTS ON DECEMBER 14, 2012 IN NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT.

NEIL HESLIN I dropped him off at 9:04. That's when we dropped him off at school with his book bag. Hours later I was picking' him up in a body bag.
Carver reported that the parents were not brought into contact with their dead children. Heslin claims to have held his son--with a bullet hole in his head--in his arms at the scene. They cannot both be telling the truth.