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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.
originally posted by: KansasGirl]
This "open door alarm" has bugged me. Why in the hell would there be an open door alarm? Do alarms go off every time a guest leaves or enters their room? Or stairway doors? An "open door alarm" in a hotel? What the hell is that?
originally posted by: nicevillegrl
a reply to: dreamingawake
My husband found this online. Interestingly, the bus stop video it references has three single shots ring out after the steady fire has ended. Many were commenting this was likely the security guard being shot and then the suicide. This new information from press briefing tonight nixes that idea...
originally posted by: hartbeat
a reply to: Mandroid7
Hi ATS, haven't posted in forever, good to be here.
Anyways, in that video, around the 1:45 mark, watch, as the 2 ladies are crouched behind the vehicle, the lady on the left is smiling....continuing to smile almost laughing it seems, then gets up and just jogs off.....if i was somewhere that was being shot up last thing would be to smile or laugh. Not saying it didn't happen, just found her expression and reaction bizarre.....
originally posted by: Sabz228
originally posted by: Mandroid7
This whole story is off.
This video is floating around now. it shows the singer giving a que, and people running from the gunfire prematurely.
Psyops were legalized by Obama, so good luck prosecuting.
That video is edited and faked...
here is the original
originally posted by: sooth
a reply to: hartbeat
Laughing under extreme stress is fairly common. I've never been in this particular scenario, but I am prone to laughter during and after an event that causes tremendous stress. It is an involuntary response and not something people should be judged for.
originally posted by: djz3ro
originally posted by: KansasGirl]
This "open door alarm" has bugged me. Why in the hell would there be an open door alarm? Do alarms go off every time a guest leaves or enters their room? Or stairway doors? An "open door alarm" in a hotel? What the hell is that?
I can answer this, having been a Hotel Night Porter in the past. Now I'm sure LV hotels are a lot more hi-tech than the one I worked in near Dundee in Scotland. I would assume they had programmable key-cards like ours, if a door for a room, that isn't booked out, opens, an alarm sounds (unless unllocked by a staff key, though the system still logs which key opens it). Basically, if the security guard is real, he was checking on an alarm that indicated a room might be being accessed illegally.
originally posted by: sooth
a reply to: hartbeat
Laughing under extreme stress is fairly common. I've never been in this particular scenario, but I am prone to laughter during and after an event that causes tremendous stress. It is an involuntary response and not something people should be judged for.
originally posted by: trollz
originally posted by: MysticPearl
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?
Well, 59 people were killed and 500+ injured by someone shooting into the crowd below, so what point are you trying to make? That shooting 200 rounds into a hallway is too outlandish to have happened?
originally posted by: szino9
Yes but booth rooms were booked for paddock. No reason for those door alarms to come on. I think those alarms were for the windows being broken?
I've read one theory that the first of the [alleged] 200 rounds was a well aimed shot to bring him down and the other 199(ish) were fired into the walls, pure speculation of course.
originally posted by: szino9 out of 200 bullets the guard gets only one leg shot....How lucky...
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
Maybe it was a sick fetish.
The guy pretends to be a mass killer shooter, does it in full mock up, guns ammo the works. He panics when he sees a guard coming to his door when he has all of his fantasy toys out so he sprays him then does the real thing he has been practicing/fantasy role playing for years. In this scenario if the guard never walks down that hall, he packs up his goodies and leaves the hotel in the morning and starts planning for his next fantasy location.
originally posted by: TheOnlyBilko
After shooting into the hallway, Paddock would be expecting the Police to show up at literally any minute. So why did he wait the 6 minutes before starting to shoot from the windows?
originally posted by: szino9
a reply to: djz3ro
Yes you are right. It was a plausible time line, still not explaining a lot of things. The one for me is being the role of the Aussie guy who said room 32-134 was the one he stayed. I might have missed it but have not seen any correction on that even though it is now established that room 32-134 is the one where the second window was broken, and it is also booked by paddock.
originally posted by: Mandroid7
originally posted by: Sabz228
originally posted by: Mandroid7
This whole story is off.
This video is floating around now. it shows the singer giving a que, and people running from the gunfire prematurely.
Psyops were legalized by Obama, so good luck prosecuting.
That video is edited and faked...
here is the original
Reply to:sabz228
what is edited?
looks the same in both videos
Same comment was on 4chan claiming it's fake
GO to 3:30 and watch the crowd pile out before shooting starts
Another Australian man staying at the Mandalay Bay Resort has spoken about his close call with the Las Vegas gunman - claiming he launched his murderous attack from the room next door. Australian Brian Hodge, who previously worked at Jupiters Casino on the Gold Coast, claimed he was staying in the room next to the shooter on level 32 at the Las Vegas resort. He said he managed to escape the initial horrific scenes inside the hotel but found himself forced to hide in a bush for several hours after the event. “I got outside safely and was hiding in bushes,” Mr Hodge said. “There were multiple people dead and multiple shooters. I was just hiding waiting for police to come get us. “We were hiding in the bushes outside waiting for the police.” Mr Hodge said he was staying in room 32134 while the gunman was in room 32135. “It was a machine gun from the room next to me,” he said. “My floor is a crime scene. They killed a security guard on my floor.” Wendy Miller from Cooroy, on the Sunshine Coast, was also caught up in the attack. She was at a bar in the nearby Luxor Hotel with her husband when she saw what she described as a “man of interest” run by. “We managed to make our way back to our room…” she told The Courier-Mail. “We are in lock down. “Our door is dead locked and a chair against the door.” Ms Miller said the man sprinted through her hotel after coming off an escalator from the Mandalay Bay. “The man that they [security] were chasing was wearing a security jacket like them,” she said.