lunchbox said:
On page 43 of the report linked above, it says he had a laptop hooked up to thehotelhallway surveillance cams. He just hacked into the system? On his own?
Edit - nevermind....it was hooked up to the surveillance cams he installed. "Hotel" is striked out above now...
From page 31 of the just released report:Roy coy said:
IDAGG,
Not exactly sure what "proof" you are expecting. The FBI/LVPD still has a lot to "prove".
I fully expect you to parse every video and put it up against the the highest level of scrutiny. But there are many videos and peoples accounts of that night that are saying multiple shooters up and down the strip that night. Maybe those people are all conspiracy nut jobs because we all know our government is not capable of doing such an inhumane act.
I personally think our govt is capable and I hope many of their deeds get exposed in the coming year.
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As officers cleared the Las Vegas Village, multiple reports of active shooters along Las Vegas Boulevard at various hotel properties were broadcasted. Several officers from the exterior Las Vegas Village posts joined Strike Teams and left to address those reports. As the active shooter reports were cleared and determined to be unfounded, officers assigned to the Las Vegas Village responded back to the command post for reassignment
Wozlaw said:
Maybe he did convert and this was ISIS inspired???
lunchbox said:
Has this been posted?
https://www.lvmpd.com/en-us/Documents/1_October_FIT_Report_01-18-2018_Footnoted.pdf
From what we've seen, he kept quiet about everything.agent-maroon said:Wozlaw said:
Maybe he did convert and this was ISIS inspired???
He sure kept quiet about his conversion if he did
That was weird. With a fan on the end of the hose I thought maybe he was going to hang it out a window if he got tear gassed, but it would be easier (and more effective) to just buy an army surplus gas mask. So no idea what the heck that was for.who?mikejones said:
What's the blue hose with the snorkel?
GCP12 said:
Couldn't they have just left out the child pron thing? That just puts me right on the conspiracy bandwagon
GCP12 said:
Couldn't they have just left out the child pron thing? That just puts me right on the conspiracy bandwagon
Didn't see what it was attached to, but I think it is safe to assume it was to combat the affects of gas if it was used by SWAT teams.who?mikejones said:
What's the blue hose with the snorkel?
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"Until the investigation can rule otherwise, Marilou Danley and Douglas Haig have become persons of interest who may have conspired with Stephen Paddock to commit Murder with a Deadly Weapon," the Metropolitan Police Department document read, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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"I know and believe there was only suspect who killed 58 people and injured hundreds more," Lombardo said. "All the evidence recovered in this case supports that Theory. There was one shooter in the 1 October massacre. There was only one person responsible, and that was Stephen Paddock.
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Senior research and design engineer for advanced small arms ammunition. Extensive background in development of tracer and incendiary small arms ammunition for DoD and law enforcement tactical use.
The fact he was a big gambler also meant LV was likely the most familiar to him and made the most sense logistically.DannyDuberstein said:
The internet searches are interesting and seem to undercut political motivation. Searches for rowded beaches and largest open air concert vsnues. Seems that Santa Monica beach on Memorial Day weekend had his attention (googling how crowded it gets memorial day weekend, etc). Also looked into the Life is Beautiful festival.
Doesn't really seem to be anything ideological. Overall, just seems that the tactical factor of "what venue would provide the most fish in a barrel?" was the key in target selection.
Interesting. Would seem to fit a narrative that has been brought up repeatedly.tsuag10 said:
This guy? https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-haig-a0384791Quote:
Senior research and design engineer for advanced small arms ammunition. Extensive background in development of tracer and incendiary small arms ammunition for DoD and law enforcement tactical use.
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Police believe Douglas Haig may have conspired with gunman Stephen Paddock, but it's unclear if he's still under investigation. Haig sold Paddock ammunition the month before the October attack that killed 58 people dead and wounded hundreds of others.
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Haig was contacted one day after the attack, after investigators found an Amazon box with his address on it inside Paddock's hotel room, reports CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal. But Haig says he had no idea what Paddock was planning to do when he met him just a few weeks before the massacre.
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Haig says he sold Paddock 720 rounds of ammunition from Haig's home gun business.
"I couldn't detect anything wrong with this guy," he said. "He told me exactly what he wanted. I handed him a box with the ammunition in it, and he paid me and he left."
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The rounds he sold are called "tracer ammunition" bullets that leave a visible trail when fired.
"He said he was going to go put on a light show. And I can't remember whether he said for or with his friends, but that's what he did say," Haig said.
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"I felt that they were hoping that they could find a connection between myself and Paddock, that would go back showing that I supplied him with most of his ammunition, possibly even some firearms," Haig said. "They're not gonna find it. I talked to the guy three times."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/las-vegas-shooting-second-person-of-interest-revealed-douglas-haig-speaks-out/Quote:
Haig does not blame himself, but within weeks of the massacre, he still decided to shut down his business.
"I'm still racking my brain for what did I miss. Why didn't I pick this up?" he said.
https://www.abc15.com/news/region-southeast-valley/mesa/mesa-man-arrested-for-selling-ammo-to-las-vegas-shooterQuote:
MESA, AZ - An Arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history was charged Friday with manufacturing armor-piercing bullets, according to court documents obtained by The Associated Press.
Unfired armor-piercing bullets found inside the Las Vegas hotel room where the attack was launched on Oct. 1 contained the fingerprints of ammunition dealer Douglas Haig of Arizona, according to the complaint filed in federal court in Phoenix. It says Haig didn't have a license to manufacture armor-piercing ammunition.
The records don't say if the ammunition was used in the attack. Haig was charged shortly before holding a news conference Friday where he said didn't notice anything suspicious when he sold 720 rounds of ammunition to Stephen Paddock in the weeks before the attack that killed 58 people.
Haig, a 55-year-old aerospace engineer who sold ammunition as a hobby for about 25 years, said he met Paddock at a Phoenix gun show in the weeks before the shooting and he was well-dressed and polite.
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On February 9, 2018, late in the afternoon on a Friday, the Associated Press (AP) released the original PDF of Stephen Paddock's autopsy results by linking to it in one of their articles. Rather quickly, within an hour or two, the autopsy report was spiked out of the article. Subsequent coverage by news outlets have covered the bombshell report by focusing on anti-anxiety medication being found in Paddock's system, and how the autopsy reveals no clues on motive.
Either these news outlets have not seen the autopsy results, or they are boldly lying to their respective audiences. Coupling this with the fact that, somehow, the AP, who sued for the autopsy results, had to remove the most important part of their would-have-been-bombshell-article to appease what appears to be the law enforcement agencies tasked with investigating the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history, is not only mind-blowing but demonstrates the AP's complicity in covering-up the truth. At the time of writing this, no news organization mainstream or alternative has officially covered this story.
What is being hidden from the public, and this appears to be the explanation as to why law enforcement has fought tooth and nail to not have Paddock's autopsy results publicly released, is Paddock's Time Of Death his Time Of Death is 1200 hours (Noon) on 10/2/17; that is the day after the shooting, and approximately fourteen hours after the shooting into Route 91 ceased.
Doesn't the coroner estimate an actual time though or is that just a TV trope?lb3 said:
Nothing to see here. Time of death is determined by when the coroner does the report.
