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originally posted by: Xcathdra
Shaping the story in their favor is a definite possibility.
The other side of that is the Casino knows they are going to be sued by those injured and the families of those killed. If the security officer gives interviews it can open up the liability floodgates. While the security officer was involved in a very small but critical point of the events, it wont stop the media from filling in the blanks themselves if they ask a question the officer cant answer completely.
originally posted by: djz3ro
originally posted by: Xcathdra
Shaping the story in their favor is a definite possibility.
The other side of that is the Casino knows they are going to be sued by those injured and the families of those killed. If the security officer gives interviews it can open up the liability floodgates. While the security officer was involved in a very small but critical point of the events, it wont stop the media from filling in the blanks themselves if they ask a question the officer cant answer completely.
I hadn't considered this before. Has Jesus only been invented to protect the Casino, do you think?
It would stand to reason that, if Jesus Was taken out of the equation, it might take longer for officers to work out where he was (I.e. would still be going room to room in floors below even after the time that Jesus allegedly alerted everyone, as they were). It also stands to reason that, if Campos wasn't there at all, then none of the MGM Staff were able to locate the shooter, would this fact alone be enough to be sued by victims and families of the dead?