Person of Interest in Vegas Massacre Kills Daughter Then Self

A key witness in the Las Vegas shooting massacre has killed himself and his disabled daughter in a horrific murder-suicide shortly after the FBI raided his home.

John Beilman was wanted for questioning by federal agents in connection with a communications device discovered in suspected shooter Stephen Paddock's hotel room.

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From what I gather so far, the raid of his home in upstate NY was due to the mysterious phone charger found in Paddock's hotel room.

The charger didn't match any of the devices found in the room and in fact was a highly specialized charger used to charge military and government communication devices.

According to the article, the day after the FBI raided John Beilman's home, he wheeled his severely disabled daughter into the backyard, executed her, then shot himself in the back of the head with a shotgun.

a reply to: Bone75

I called this in another thread about found devices.
It was a COMS device.

There is a conspiracy here.

Shot himself in the back of the head with a shotgun eh?

Tricky.



a reply to: Bone75

originally posted by: SteamyJeans
Shot himself in the back of the head with a shotgun eh?

Tricky.
a reply to: Bone75

Excellent point.
Shotguns have long barrels.
To reach the trigger from behind the back...
Must have taken some finesse.

Keep thinking!

a reply to: Bone75

This is a four day old story and I can't find much on it. What links Beilman to the charger?

a reply to: Bone75

The source is NeonNettle.com a fake news clickbait website that is probably the only source even less reliable than YourNewsWire.com

And - surprise! - NeonNettle.com is the only source that is reporting this story as having any connection to Paddock.

So on the one hand, it's possible that a source known for its reliance on fiction might have scooped every media outlet in the nation. On the other hand...

a reply to: SteamyJeans

Another article said the wife was in the house and didn't hear anything.......didn't hear two 12 gauge shotgun blasts..

originally posted by: havok
a reply to: Bone75

I called this in another thread about found devices.
It was a COMS device.

There is a conspiracy here.

>>back of the head
>>shotgun
>>"suicide"

can these spooks get any more sloppy?

a reply to: Bone75

I love a good conspiracy theory, but that article has too many things that make no sense.

Examples:

1. The article states that "...and then himself in the back of the head with a 12-gauge shotgun". He shot HIMSELF in the BACK of the head with a shotgun? That's difficult.

2. "...used to charge a CP502520 3.0V 600mAh Li-MnO2 Non-rechargeable Thin Cell Battery" So we have here a charger for a NON-RECHAREABLE battery??!

3. And "Records of federal searches are often filed under seal, and there was no public record available Friday of the search of the Fairport home." Must have been one of those magical, invisible search warrants.

Sorry, but this article seems less credible than the official story of the Mandalay shooting.

edit to add: Sorry, I now realize that this is spoof news site.

originally posted by: SteamyJeans
Shot himself in the back of the head with a shotgun eh?

Tricky.

Yes, unless I'm misunderstanding the following paragraph due to a missing comma or parenthesis or something.

Agents executed a search warrant and raided Beilman's Williamsburg Drive home the day before he took his daughter, Nicole, into the backyard and shot her and then himself in the back of the head with a 12-gauge shotgun.

originally posted by: dashen

>>back of the head
>>shotgun
>>"suicide"

can these spooks get any more sloppy?

They have no concern of being sloppy, at this point the probably take bets on how obvious they can be.

I am sure they have an algorithm that can gauge people not buying official stories, bets could be placed on that, although the percentage's would have to be low!

originally posted by: elementalgrove

originally posted by: dashen

>>back of the head
>>shotgun
>>"suicide"

can these spooks get any more sloppy?

They have no concern of being sloppy, at this point the probably take bets on how obvious they can be.

I am sure they have an algorithm that can gauge people not buying official stories, bets could be placed on that, although the percentage's would have to be low!

What does it matter when you tell the media what to report?

a reply to: havok

What is a COMS device?

a reply to: Bone75

This Vegas Massacre already got bigger than JFK assassination.

If true, I don't think there can be any doubt's now that this isn't a conspiracy.

a reply to: JinMI

What does it matter when you tell the media what to report?

Precisely!

The media is the most dangerous weapon the deep state has.

How reliable is this source?
There lots of other stories on the site on it being a CIA false flag job

Ok. Seems it's a fake hoax news site

originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: havok

What is a COMS device?

I think it's COMMs device (double M).

a reply to: Bone75

Dude, if this story about the charger is true then just wow. The bottomless pit of rabbit holes opening.

Did you hear or read the story about connection to government by connection of the air plane he owned?