I have always felt, from the beginning of this investigation, when so few details were coming out that power and money were effectively shutting this down.
This is why I believe that so many questions the public had (and has) will never be answered. This is my opinion.
60 billion dollars a year. I can't even fathom that. That is from tourism alone!
"............What happened was this, the sheriff said: The security guard, Jesus Campos, had been alerted that a room on the 32nd floor had a door that had been held open for a long period of time. He found that the door to that floor from the stairwell had been barricaded, and he radioed in to report that at 9:59 p.m.
The mystery of Stephen Paddock gambler, real estate investor, mass killer
Campos, Lombardo said, then took the stairs to the 33rd floor, exited, walked to the elevators and took one back down to the 32nd floor. He was shot in the leg as he walked outside Paddocks door.
So subsequently you have a couple minutes of him going up, going down the elevators and back down the hallway and then he encounters the suspect, Lombardo said. He receives a wound, he attempts to go through his radio and then he also confirms his communication with dispatch via cellphone.
All of the timelines have shown that Paddock opened fire on the crowd at 10:05 p.m. What time did Campos report that he had been shot? Police have never said, and Lombardo didnt elaborate on that in the televised interview...."
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-vegas-shooting-sheriff-20171102-story.html
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IIRC JC said he was on the 31st floor when he got the call about the door alarm. So he uses the stairwell to the 32nd floor but it's blocked, calls in, then continues using the stairwell to the 33rd floor, takes the elevator back down to the 32nd floor, As he's heading down the hallway in the area of the fire escape blocked door and room 32135, he gets shot at and then calls in a second time..
Well okay, if we voted on versions this one does seem somewhat more logical to me.
All they have to do is blur everyone else out. I see footage like that all the time.
Yes, according to Lombardo:
"Two Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers already were at the Mandalay Bay on another call and began working their way up the stairs as the shooting began. They, too, came across the barricaded stairwell door.
So that was right around 10 minutes they were able to do that. So thats pretty amazing in public safety time you call dispatch, you get a revise, you formulate a plan, you ascend the stairwell, you have no idea what floor it is, youre receiving information from disparate directions, and then you encounter this blocked doorway and that was right around 10 minutes, Lombardo said.
And then our other officers ascended via the elevator bank and came out into the foyer or hallway from the elevator bank there right around 12 minutes. During that time, the suspect had stopped firing. And so when we dont hear any firing taking place, then it becomes slow and methodical.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-vegas-shooting-sheriff-20171102-story.html
Yeah, that takes man hours they probably can't spare right now when it's not crucial to solving anything in the investigation. Unless that changes.And what is the reason you see footage like that all the time? I can think of various instances - to seek the publics assistance in identifying a perp or to prove an indictment of criminal behaviour because the perp is facing charges.
This is different, the perp is dead and LE does not require proof of his crimes.
What is the reason you think LE should release CCTV footage, aside from public curiosity?
Those two cops made it up 32 flights of stairs in 10 min? That seems like it would be nearly impossible.
Except that it was supposedly a slamming door in the hallway that alerted Paddock that Campos was there...
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ao...ed-to-his-child-*advertiser censored*-arrest/
Law enforcement sources told TMZ that the day after Stephen Paddock opened fire at a Las Vegas country music festival, his brother began bragging to other patients at the facility about what his brother had done
After a staff member at the home checked Bruce's file and discovered Stephen Paddock was listed as his emergency contact, the employee alerted the Los Angeles Police Department, assuming officials would want to interview him in connection with the shooting
Those two cops made it up 32 flights of stairs in 10 min? That seems like it would be nearly impossible.
And what is the reason you see footage like that all the time? I can think of various instances - to seek the publics assistance in identifying or locating a perp or to prove an indictment of criminal behaviour because the perp is facing charges.
This is different, the perp is dead.
What is the reason you think LE should release CCTV footage, aside from public curiosity?
Is that a double set of doors in the stairwell? I don't know but it appears to be.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/10/04/us/vegas-shooting-hotel-room.html
IMO I think who he is interacting with or if he is with anyone is pretty crucial.Yeah, that takes man hours they probably can't spare right now when it's not crucial to solving anything in the investigation. Unless that changes.
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It's important for LE to see, but if releasing that footage poses problems for operating the business, it's not necessary for the public to see.IMO I think who he is interacting with or if he is with anyone is pretty crucial.
Retracing someone's steps is common practice in any investigation I've followed whether they are dead or alive.
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I am uncomfortable with the outright ridicule of a space being blessed after employees were uncomfortable going to this floor.
Whether it's done by a Catholic priest with holy water or a Native American with sage, it's a common practice and perhaps one that gave some employees some comfort. I don't see what it has to do with the case except to mention in passing.
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Yeah, that takes man hours they probably can't spare right now when it's not crucial to solving anything in the investigation. Unless that changes.
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IMO I think who he is interacting with or if he is with anyone is pretty crucial.
Retracing someone's steps is common practice in any investigation I've followed whether they are dead or alive.
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I was responding to your comment that said it would take man hours and wouldnt be crucial to the investigation. Regardless who sees it, I believe it's a very important element. MOOIt's important for LE to see, but if releasing that footage poses problems for operating the business, it's not necessary for the public to see.
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"bragging?" I hope they thoroughly investigate him. Sounds like he is already showing red flags if he bragged about a mass shooter?! ok, Bruce not the other brother..whew. I was afraid we had a trio of psychopaths on our hands.
-Who will be his emergency contact now???
Interesting it was only found after his brother is in the spotlight mooDon't think SP needs one anymore. Hopefully, they keep tabs on Bruce and not let him walk after the child *advertiser censored* was found.
I am a cradle Catholic, and as far as I know, priests do not need permission to bless a place, people, or animals. This is just an everyday occurrence, frankly. Nothing out of the ordinary about it. They need permission to do actual exorcisms, and those are rare and extremely involved - nothing like this (but I get the feeling some in the thread were looking at it that way). I could call a priest today and ask him to bless my house, my chickens, my rosary, or whatever, and he'd be out here as soon as he had time. No red tape involved, no reason needed. It's just part of what they do.I agree.
I wanted to make sure he was a real priest though, and I am curious about whether or not he had permission or did it on his own, especially since he is attached to a university. Either one is okay by me, just interested. (A parish priest, you know who his boss is, but in this case I'm not sure who would need to approve his actions, if anyone.)