Raw Video a Mandalay employee filmed that shows a covered body on floor inside

Here is the raw video a Mandalay employee filmed that shows a covered body on floor inside @MandalayBay the night of the #LasVegasShooting.

Raw Video a Mandalay employee filmed that shows a covered body on floor inside

This is from Laura Loomer.
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Note some relevant facts, assuming the veracity of the video.
1) Dead body on a main public floor of Mandalay Bay, site of Las Vegas shooter.
2) Police have guns drawn probing area
3) Video occurs well before Aldean gets on the stage hence prior to actual shooting!

The latter point is established from the song in the background, Katy Perry's Firework. That song happens to be covered by one of the performers at the Las Vegas concert, namely Lauren Alaina.

This is staggering because it means the authorities were aware of an active shooter a long time before the massacre. Why weren't they able to stop him? It also blows open the FBI narrative.

a reply to: SevenThunders

Not a lot to work with there. I can hardly tell the "covered body" at all. The police do seem to have weapons drawn and are looking in a search mode. Wish there was more video.

originally posted by: SevenThunders
The latter point is established from the song in the background, Katy Perry's Firework. That song happens to be covered by one of the performers at the Las Vegas concert, namely Lauren Alaina.

Except the song in the background is Ariana Grande's 'Break Free'.

a reply to: SevenThunders



I see the cops, but I really am not 100% sure that is a dead body. The police were on to something though. Hmmmm.

a reply to: Vector99

I do believe you are correct.

originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: SevenThunders
The latter point is established from the song in the background, Katy Perry's Firework. That song happens to be covered by one of the performers at the Las Vegas concert, namely Lauren Alaina.

Except the song in the background is Ariana Grande's 'Break Free'.

Holy Crap! The background video changed from when I heard it earlier. You do realize that Katy Perry's Firework is a song covered by one of the Route 91 artists and that's what I heard in the original video.

I should have downloaded it. Sorry guys. Too strange for me now.

a reply to: SevenThunders


That body may belong to one of the other would-be shooters, who was terminated before the main attack(s) started. There's an ATS thread where witnesses testify to there being several shooters that night.

a reply to: SevenThunders

There's another tweet further down showing customers lying down and covered with light blankets as the police secure/protect the area. The covered 'body' would more likely be something like that which would explain why no customers have mentioned a dead body on the floor with them.

Kinda sick how many Twitter turds brand their images. I get how they want one to go viral and make some money; it just seems wrong when it relates to a mass murder scene.

a reply to: Kandinsky

why would they cover people in blankets?
was it chilly?

originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: Vector99

I do believe you are correct.

Managed a sandwich shop while going to hvac school a few years ago, damn satellite hits station played this song 3-4 times an hour, and I worked 10 hour shifts. It has unfortunately been indefinitely ingrained in my memory and I recognize it immediately. I can name that tune in 1 note.

originally posted by: Kandinsky
Kinda sick how many Twitter turds brand their images. I get how they want one to go viral and make some money; it just seems wrong when it relates to a mass murder scene.

I can't condemn them - the media are always lifting pics from Twitter and Facebook and reusing them for profit-making purposes. If I had some decent pics that I thought the news media might steal, I'd do the same thing. They pay in-house photographers, and they pay freelancers. They ought to pay anyone else whose pictures they want to use.

a reply to: audubon

I understand why they do it and money always matters.

a reply to: dashen

Look at the picture and see what you think. Looks like hospitality from here, but you might see it differently...

a reply to: SevenThunders

The point of the song is a high note for her, and could easily be mistaken for the word firework. It's not a mandela thing.

Not convinced that it is a body, it throws up a few questions certainly..

The issue is as with many videos the quality is pants, in this day and age where almost everyone has a HD camera on them 24/7 we still get potato quality footage, people still do not get that just taking a video is pointless unless you can show clearly what you want people to see.

Moving around like you are on the deck of a sinking Titanic just does not work..


RA

originally posted by: slider1982
Not convinced that it is a body, it throws up a few questions certainly..

The issue is as with many videos the quality is pants, in this day and age where almost everyone has a HD camera on them 24/7 we still get potato quality footage, people still do not get that just taking a video is pointless unless you can show clearly what you want people to see.

Moving around like you are on the deck of a sinking Titanic just does not work..


RA

Camera phones have tiny lenses.. auto focus..

The megapixels are much higher now, but the light coming in is not much.. go take a picture of the moon.. it's not easy in a dark sky.. video is lots of pictures on auto focus and the person isn't helping the camera look..

I played around with one of my mom's old cameras in the 90s.. the level of focus alone and light balance..

You're looking through a pinhole these days.



I don't see a body. I see cops acting as if they are expecting to be in a firefight or they are trying to secure a specific location.

That's all I see.

a reply to: SevenThunders

A bit of a leap there calling that a body

They pay in-house photographers

they got rid of the middle men.....they got cameras in the Microwaves now...

Total coincidence but it does give me shivers that Ariana grande is playing after it was her gig that got bombed by an ISIS clown in Manchester over here. Just one of those random coincidences.

I guess the shaky camerawork was the best they could do at the time with a gunman on the loose and cops swarming the place. That low quality vid was probably due to a low setting like 240p to free up memory.

But it seems the cops (to me) dont seem to go toward the 'body' in a way as to see if it/he could still shoot a gun. The cop that looks like he is going to walk that way has his holding his gun down and doesnt looked threatened in mannerism.

I dont think its a body.

are you sure the music is from the concert and not inside the casino? If that is the case and it is the concert that can be heard I think everyone is missing the point.

The music cut out when the shooting began.

Which begs the question...why would there be civilians under blankets and cops with firearms drawn before the shooting began?