The 3-ton (6000 lb) panels were 20 ft x 40 ft. Assuming 150pcf concrete you get a 6in. slab thickness. 6 in. to span 20 ft is not overly "massive". These suspended panels have to withstand gravity, and dynamic loads i.e. vibration and wind pressures generated by the 70 mph traffic below.
I get sick of seeing and hearing the yellow journalism and speculation in the local news and papers while the sensationalistic media attempts to bring "justice". The investihgation is being headed by the politicians and the FBI so the quality of the "engineering" portion of the investigation is, in my opinion, questionable.
The fact that we're in an election year makes the situation worse.
People, the media especially, need to calm down and wait for the answer. The next step is to put a price on it, because no matter what the circumstances are these days, it all comes down to dollars and cents.
Look what we pay for "homeland security" these days. And your quality of life is improved how much? by all this expenditure?
FWIW: I agree that using an adhesive anchor in direct tension in a critical application like this is a poor idea.