Interesting new Vegas shooting detail emerges from Sheriff

Jesus Campos, a security guard at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, was shot by Paddock six minutes before he began shooting into a crowd

Paddock reportedly fired 200 shots into the hallway. Paddock began shooting into the crowd six minutes later, contradicting original reports that Campos’ arrival is what stopped Paddock’s mass shooting.

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This raises some interesting questions.
A security guard, Jesus Campos, had been hailed as a hero for "stopping" the shooting by arriving at the room and knocking on the door. Well, it turns out that Campos had been shot in the leg 6 minutes before the shooting even began. He immediately informed police of the fact that he'd been shot and where exactly he was. Apparently the police knew where Paddock was the whole time.

Campos notified authorities of what happened, which Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Undersheriff Kevin McMahill said Friday was “absolutely critical” as it gave police Paddock’s exact location.

6 minutes before the shooting even started, Paddock shot a guard and fired 200 rounds into the hallway. The guard immediately notified police, who knew exactly where he was and what was going on. And yet, nobody showed up until well after the shooting rampage concluded.


Looks like the official story is starting to fall apart.

a reply to: trollz

Paddock reportedly fired 200 shots into the hallway.

And the 200 rounds seem to have vanished into thin air. Where oh where are the 200 bullet holes.

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a reply to: trollz

This is odd because there was nothing reported on the radio scanners about it. I wouldn't be surprised if he reported it to his security boss and they kept it in-house not realizing the full extent about what was to go on.

originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: trollz

This is odd because there was nothing reported on the radio scanners about it. I wouldn't be surprised if he reported it to his security boss and they kept it in-house not realizing the full extent about what was to go on.

Who, Campos? Why would the casino just cover up a guard being shot and pretend it didn't happen? By all accounts, Campos directly notified the police. The Sheriff even credited him with the police knowing exactly where Paddock was... 6 minutes before he started firing on the crowd.

All new to me and as the article says...one more piece to the puzzle. One thing did stand out. If there was really 200 rounds they found and counted them all really fast...or is that an estimate?

Edit...I mean 200...its a really specific number. You can only really shoot 200 rounds in a small handful of mag configurations and the most popular and what I saw most of was 30rnd ones. Who knows maybe they were able to tell some how...just stood out to me.

originally posted by: RickyD
All new to me and as the article says...one more piece to the puzzle. One thing did stand out. If there was really 200 rounds they found and counted them all really fast...or is that an estimate?

I'm sure they did count each and every casing and bullet hole, that's the job of the investigators. But regardless - 150, 200, 300, it's still a significant amount of rounds to fire into the hallway. What was he even shooting at?

According to the stories coming out, Paddock had very detailed calculations regarding bullet trajectory and distance and whatnot. It doesn't make much sense that someone that meticulous would just blindly fire 200 rounds into an empty hallway.

200 rounds?

Now they're saying only 200 rounds?

My God, you've got to be kidding me.

And how can this security guard be hailed a hero - for stopping something that - wasn't stopped?

This is ridiculous.

peace

originally posted by: RickyD
All new to me and as the article says...one more piece to the puzzle. One thing did stand out. If there was really 200 rounds they found and counted them all really fast...or is that an estimate?

Edit...I mean 200...its a really specific number. You can only really shoot 200 rounds in a small handful of mag configurations and the most popular and what I saw most of was 30rnd ones. Who knows maybe they were able to tell some how...just stood out to me.

No those magazines were 100 round magazines if you look at the pics and compare

Surefire High-Capacity mags

Yeah.

Friday the Undersheriff says "Campos" somehow stopped the shooter from continuing.

Today the Sheriff says "Campos" engaged the shooter before he started firing at the crowd.

1+1 = "Campos" does not exist.

Here is the picture of the doorway to the hotel room.
The left side door that is laying sideways was the side that was obviously breached by the police.
You can see a few bullet holes but there doesn't appear to be any on the right side door.
200 rounds fired?.....I doubt it.

originally posted by: silo13
200 rounds?

Now they're saying only 200 rounds?

My God, you've got to be kidding me.

And how can this security guard be hailed a hero - for stopping something that - wasn't stopped?

This is ridiculous.

peace

200 rounds into the hallway, 6 minutes before he even started firing on the crowd below.
The story was that the guard stopped the shooting by going up to the room, prompting Paddock to commit suicide. But now we know that's not what happened. The guard was shot long before, and Paddock apparently just stopped mid-massacre to kill himself, which makes no sense.

Why are there no pictures of a hallway riddled with bullets?

They make it seem like a Scarface move. Well, where's the hallway with 200+ bullet holes everywhere?

They are changing the narrative, time line and persons involved on purpose. They know what really happened but they release fake news reports as a coverup.

It has that sandy hook smell if you ask me.

a reply to: trollz

Some of us knew the official story was always crap on a stick

a reply to: trollz

What the actual f*** is going on?!?!?! This is an incredible detail to get wrong! I can remember the hero being praised on a news channel why didnt he state the detail was wrong then?

How can the police allow the public to think this was the case for literally days before making the correction.

Now im suspicious and i have been the adversary of any conspiracy in this instance. Something seriously wreaks of rotten fish.

originally posted by: RazorV66
Here is the picture of the doorway to the hotel room.
The left side door that is laying sideways was the side that was obviously breached by the police.
You can see a few bullet holes but there doesn't appear to be any on the right side door.
200 rounds fired?.....I doubt it.

Those holes are from incoming fire. When bullets travel through wood it typically splinters along the grain upon exit.

originally posted by: pheonix358
a reply to: trollz
Where oh where are the 200 bullet holes.

In the official story

a reply to: ManBehindTheMask

Not all of them were. Yes I know he did have 100rnd mags...but really...he dumped 2 of them into the hall...like he dumped 100rnds blind into the hall...then dumped 100 more?? Like sure I can see letting loose one 100rnd mag sure...but to reload and dump the second...then go to the window and let lose for another few min and hundreds of rounds. Doesn't sound like a very smart plan by someone who was so thought out.

a reply to: olaru12

You just totally discredited this entire event by insinuating sandy hook was not as it was. Im actually incredibly insulted and disgusted by your comment.

a reply to: netwarrior

Those are exits... thus the paint flake