Caught on mic at a Las Vegas press conference, a reporter asks a pretty straightforward question: Was there an extraction vehicle for Stephen Paddock the night of the massacre? Did he plan to survive?
FBI Agent, To Sheriff Joe Lombardo: “Don’t go there.” WHAT IS THE FBI HIDING?
Las Vegas Sheriff Joseph Lombardo, FBI Special Agent in charge Aaron Rouse, Clark County Commissioner Steve Sisolak and Sen. Dean Heller held a press conference on October 4th 2017 where they gave an update on the investigation into the shooting.
In the CBS footage of the press conference Sheriff Lombardo is clearly told by someone ‘Don’t Go There’ after a question about Steve Paddock’s Car.
This Is Not A Partisan Issue. 300,000,000 Americans Want To Know. Why Did The Killer Do This? What Did The Killer’s Note Say And Why Are You Hiding It?
The fact that it’s right next to a pen, and clearly weighed down with the tape, means it surely must be a note of some sort.
The FBI was stating as early as 9:00 AM the next day that this was definitively not terror, and not ISIS. The only way they could know it’s not that, was if they knew what the motives were… yet they haven’t released the details. So, the FBI is either deliberately lying, or attempting to do damage control for the establishment political class in order to shape this tragedy as a gun control talking point without having any idea what the real motive was.
The longer the Mainstream Media goes without releasing details about the shooter, the more likely it’s because the info will go against their narrative.
Another thing to note. They interview the brother Eric who lives on the opposite side of the map in Florida, but leave out the other brother Bruce with a criminal record who lives one state away in California?
MASS MURDERER STEPHEN PADDOCK Younger Brother Has Long Rap Sheet CRIMINAL THREATS, ARSON …
The younger brother of Stephen Paddock has a rap sheet of a hardened criminal … light-years different from the brother who slaughtered dozens of innocent people.
Bruce Paddock currently lives in California, but he’s led a nomadic life. TMZ has pulled court docs which show he’s been a regular in the criminal justice system. Among his arrests …
It’s unclear how many of these resulted in convictions. We know for sure the 57-year-old was convicted of petty theft with a prior, and vandalism. Don’t confuse Bruce with Eric, the Paddock brother living in Florida, who’s been speaking to the media.
BTW … Paddock’s father was a bank robber who was once on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted List.
This is the first time in US history a spree-shooter has been a multi-millionaire. He had knowledge on how to illegally modify the weapons to cause maximum damage.
He rented two rooms and went between two sniping points for maximum carnage. He set up cameras that viewed the hotel hallways to monitor police response. He had an incredibly detailed strategy to ensure a high kill count.
All this from a retired accountant with a gambling problem?
None of this adds up. My friends, this is the stuff conspiracy theories are made of.
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