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Welcome To Vegas: Billboards Ask For Tips On Gunman’s*Motive
October 7, 2017 5:36 AM

By Michael Balsamo & Brian Melley, Associated Press

LAS VEGAS (AP) – Tourists coming to gamble and party on the Strip will soon find something other than bright lights welcoming them to “Fabulous Las Vegas.”

Billboards will serve as a stark reminder that investigators remain stumped about what drove a gunman to mow down concertgoers from a perch in a high-rise casino hotel last Sunday.

“We still do not have a clear motive or reason why,” a frustrated Clark County Undersheriff Kevin McMahill said Friday. “We have looked at literally everything.” ...

http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2017/10/07/welcome-to-vegas-billboards-ask-for-tips-on-gunmans-motive/
 
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video/las-vegas-police-frustrated-find-motive-shooting-massacre-50341838



Police frustrated -- trying to find motive.

Las ated in trying to find motive in shooting massacre

Haven't followed the news much on this in the last couple of days, but found this update interesting. In the video, the reporter refers to the note found on the end table in his room contained some cryptic numbers. Assume LE will investigate these and may find they link to computer files, secret bank accounts, or safe deposit boxes, etc. JMO, he left information behind for LE that possibly reveals secret, illegal business activities. It's possible he wanted to reveal certain people and businesses linked to criminal activity.

I'm still wondering if he was involved in money laundering for some criminal enterprise. If so, he would have been a member of a team of people doing this. Casinos are a huge magnet for money laundering.

http://tucson.com/news/local/feds-t...cle_abb1c2b0-e8bc-5e6d-9a7c-d8ffca60d601.html

Criminal enterprises usually pay a percentage of their funds to gamblers, etc. who "wash" the cash for them. It would certainly be more profitable to a habitual gambler than trying to beat the 97% pay back odds on the video poker machines. Bosses probably even factor in the cost of a gambler on an occasional losing streak. But if a reliable gambler/money launderer gets into chronic drinking and starts losing more than the bosses are willing to pay, and becomes a risk, they may decide to get rid of him. Still one of my theories. I hope the feds find out the meaning of those numbers on the note.
 
Welcome To Vegas: Billboards Ask For Tips On Gunman’s*Motive
October 7, 2017 5:36 AM

By Michael Balsamo & Brian Melley, Associated Press

LAS VEGAS (AP) – Tourists coming to gamble and party on the Strip will soon find something other than bright lights welcoming them to “Fabulous Las Vegas.”

Billboards will serve as a stark reminder that investigators remain stumped about what drove a gunman to mow down concertgoers from a perch in a high-rise casino hotel last Sunday.

“We still do not have a clear motive or reason why,” a frustrated Clark County Undersheriff Kevin McMahill said Friday. “We have looked at literally everything.” ...

http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2017/10/07/welcome-to-vegas-billboards-ask-for-tips-on-gunmans-motive/

I'd love to hear from close friends and family if he ever complained about loud, noisy concerts. What if his motive is simple? He hated noisy crowds and he was mentally ill.
 
If you hate nosy concerts then presumably you wouldn't rent a room in close proximity to such concerts. Seems pretty obvious he was specifically looking for a room in close proximity to large crowds.
 
If you hate nosy concerts then presumably you wouldn't rent a room in close proximity to such concerts. Seems pretty obvious he was specifically looking for a room in close proximity to large crowds.

Yeah, that would also imply it was a chance event. This appears very much planned.
 
[FONT=&amp]Paddock had served as a volunteer "special deputy" with the Pima County Sheriff's Department, but was suspended after about five weeks when an FBI report showed he had served two terms for felonies in Illinois, then-Sheriff Waldon Burr told the newspaper.


According to the FBI's "wanted" poster, Paddock had previously been convicted for "automobile larceny and confidence game."

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[FONT=&amp]Paddock had been "reluctant" to be fingerprinted for his background check, the sheriff told the Star for a July 1960 story.

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[FONT=&amp]Paddock was "known as a hot rod racer who keeps his head shaved so he resembles Yul Brynner," according to an Arizona Republic story on his arrest in Las Vegas, where he had fled after the robbery.

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[FONT=&amp]Paddock was caught because he was a ham radio operator who had a special extendable antenna mounted on his car, the Republic reported.


A bank employee who followed the getaway car saw the suspect switch vehicles to a Pontiac with such an antenna. The Arizona Highway Patrol determined that just two 1960 Pontiacs were registered in the state with special tags for ham operators.



He was spotted by a pair of FBI agents at a gas station in Las Vegas, where he attempted to drive off but halted when one agent fired a shot through his windshield.

http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local...ew-up-tucson-father-was-fbi-most-wanted-list/

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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/07/us/stephen-paddock-vegas.html[FONT=&amp]

colorful character

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If you hate nosy concerts then presumably you wouldn't rent a room in close proximity to such concerts. Seems pretty obvious he was specifically looking for a room in close proximity to large crowds.

Exactly to carry out a massacre. Keep in mind we won't be able to understand why a psychopath does what he does. Maybe looking for infamy like the other mass shooters like Columbine. They successfully got what they wanted. The media turned them into cult heroes for other sickos to look up to.
 
Clue?
Feds say father was psychopath with suicidal tendancies.
 
[FONT=&]Paddock had served as a volunteer "special deputy" with the Pima County Sheriff's Department, but was suspended after about five weeks when an FBI report showed he had served two terms for felonies in Illinois, then-Sheriff Waldon Burr told the newspaper.


According to the FBI's "wanted" poster, Paddock had previously been convicted for "automobile larceny and confidence game."

[/FONT]
[FONT=&]Paddock had been "reluctant" to be fingerprinted for his background check, the sheriff told the Star for a July 1960 story.

[/FONT]
[FONT=&]Paddock was "known as a hot rod racer who keeps his head shaved so he resembles Yul Brynner," according to an Arizona Republic story on his arrest in Las Vegas, where he had fled after the robbery.

[/FONT]

[FONT=&]Paddock was caught because he was a ham radio operator who had a special extendable antenna mounted on his car, the Republic reported.


A bank employee who followed the getaway car saw the suspect switch vehicles to a Pontiac with such an antenna. The Arizona Highway Patrol determined that just two 1960 Pontiacs were registered in the state with special tags for ham operators.



He was spotted by a pair of FBI agents at a gas station in Las Vegas, where he attempted to drive off but halted when one agent fired a shot through his windshield.

http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local...ew-up-tucson-father-was-fbi-most-wanted-list/

colorful character[/FONT]

Not sure why, but I just envisioned Woody Harrelson playing him in a movie. He was certainly a colorful character, especially for the 1950s and 60's.
 
Clue?
Feds say father was psychopath with suicidal tendancies.

could be ---

psychopath the term has changed over time and then referred as sociopath then later meshed with anti social personality disorder

Generally speaking similar traits

moo
 
Hello, I'm a newbie to this forum. Have been lurking for awhile though, but decided to join today. I just wanted to give my insight into the kind of relationship that I think Stephen Paddock might have had with Marilou Danley, and why I'm not surprised that she might have been left in the dark when it came to her bf's plans to commit mass murder. Having grown in a Filipino household, and having been surrounded by women similar to Marilou who have had foreigner 'caucasian' boyfriends, most of these women aren't really treated as equals. The kind of men that they tend to attract are sadly those who believe women are subservient to men. Filipino women have been taught to put their husbands and their family's needs above their own, and yes, having money can be a huge factor in why they would put up with mistreatment from their partners. I'm not saying that Marilou was a mail order bride, but let's just say that I wouldn't be surprised if she originally was. I also think Stephen Paddock probably viewed and treated Marilou almost like a child, and I have a feeling he controlled the narrative in their relationship. Because of colonial mentality, and probably lack of confidence, I don't think Marilou ever asked questions or interfered with any of Stephen's plans. Filipinos tend to try not to rock the boat, it's a cultural trait.

Yes, Marilou probably could communicate in English very well, having lived in English speaking countries for a long period of time, but I can guarantee that there is still some sort of communication barrier there. Filipinos are well known to communicate in English quite well, but there is still a significant difference between someone who is a Native born speaker versus someone who considers English as their second language. Filipinos who grew up in the Philippines tend to take things 'literally', they have difficulty understanding puns, word plays, or innuendos unless they were very well educated in the English language from a young age.

Furthermore, just wanted to add that I don't find it unusual that Stephen Paddock would send money over to Marilou in the Philippines. Filipinos are well known to send money to their families, and I know a few foreigner men married or in relationships with Filipino born women who have sent money over to their wives or gfs relatives. The huge amount of money sent over might have been uncommon, but the actual practice itself isn't. Also, Marilou having a bank account in the Philippines despite not being a Filipino citizen anymore is also not strange. My mother is not a Filipino citizen either but she has a bank account in the Philippines, it just makes it easier for her to store her money safely and access it conveniently whenever she goes there on holidays. As for Stephen being influenced by terrorist groups in the Philippines, though that may be a possibility, i think it is highly unlikely unless he has visited or come into contact with Muslim extremists from the southern part of the country. From what I've read Marilou originated from the North, she most likely is Christian Catholic, which the majority of the country is. But all this is just my speculation, she might very well have been in the know or was an accomplice to his plans. Just wanted to share my perspective.

Excellent!
 
exactly. Where did he get the start-up money to invest in real estate?


And ironically --he ended up owing like 260 in court costs or something for his bogus lawsuit !! To his death he still owed it !!

linked last thread !!
 
I take brother with a boulder of salt! Ha!

Somewhat interesting that there has been no info on these hypothetical two aircraft. Pondering if brother rented one and boasted about it being his --
RSBM... prior to living in Mesquite, NV, he lived in Mesquite, TX near Dallas (ironically, the only two cities in the US named Mesquite).

The city of Mesquite TX has a small municipal airport (I used to live a mile from it) where small planes were stored in hangers and landed often.

One of our local news stations interviewed a long time employee who said SP was “memorable for being forgettable” and confirmed the plane usage... I will see if I can find the link...

Can’t find the video, but this sums it up:
Paddock stored the Cirrus at a Mesquite Metro Airport hangar between 2007 and 2009, according airport workers. The airport staff had little recollection of him, said Lt. Brian Parrish of the Mesquite Police, “because he paid his bills on time and didn’t cause trouble.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...friend-marilou-danley/?utm_term=.f0c6c31d9976

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