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originally posted by: queenofswords
originally posted by: Autorico
a reply to: queenofswords
I think the crux of it is, why was I spared when others were not. I could totally see myself feeling guilty that I survived while others didn't. /shrug
Guilty? That's the part I don't get at all unless you did something to cause another's death, or had some kind of knowledge or inkling beforehand.
originally posted by: queenofswords
originally posted by: Autorico
a reply to: queenofswords
You have never heard of Survivors Remorse?
Of course, I have. I said I just don't get that kind of guilt complex.
Also, didn't we have a thread about FBI "agents" recommending particular attorneys and/or psychiatric assistance to survivors.
www.montereyherald.com...
Roy McClellan of Las Vegas was killed Nov. 17 while hitchhiking on State Route 160 in Pahrump, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) west of Las Vegas.
Pahrump is the hometown of Art Bell, an author and radio personality. He is known for founding Coast to Coast AM, an overnight radio talk show mainly about paranormal subjects, conspiracies and other oddities, a program that he broadcast from his home studio. Bell formerly owned KNYE, the local radio station located in Pahrump
A wealthy Las Vegas casino owner, Ted Binion, buried a large treasure of silver in a secret underground vault in Pahrump. In 1998 Binion died under suspicious circumstances and one of the parties accused of murdering Binion was apprehended while digging up the vault in Pahrump. A book about the Binion murder trial (and Las Vegas poker) is Positively Fifth Street by James McManus
Pahrump is the home of the third co-founder of Apple Computer, Ronald Wayne. Wayne now lives a quiet lifestyle there,[10][11] selling stamps and rare coins.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
OTHERS:
Gave interview/Died in sleep.
Vegas shooting survivor, California charity co-founder dies suddenly
Suchomel, who was taking medication for a pituitary tumor, shared her fear of trying to fall sleep at night as the “sounds of gunfire” become louder in her head and the images of “broken and bloody bodies” flashed through her mind.
originally posted by: opethPA
151,600 people die each day around the world.
6,316 people die each hour
originally posted by: IAMTAT
THIS death (Nov. 17th.) seems to be the most recent of an inordinate amount of very odd deaths involving Vegas shooting survivors.
Unless I'm mistaken, there have been others over the past weeks since the tragic shooting event.
This seems remarkably odd to me...and appears to defy mere coincidence.
Could it be that, for some unknown reason, these people are being specifically and systematically targeted for elimination?
LAS VEGAS, NV (WCMH) — Just weeks after surviving the worst mass shooting in American history, a Las Vegas man was killed in a hit and run accident.
Roy McClellan, 52, was hitchhiking on Nov. 17 when a Chevrolet Camaro plowed into him on Route 160. The driver of the car fled the scene, leaving McClellan for dead. McClellan and his wife Denise were among the survivors of the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting, where Stephen Paddock unleashed hundreds of rounds on the crowd, killing 58 people and wounding hundreds more.
Now, she’s looking for answers. “I’m angry. I feel that he [was] under the influence of something or drunk and didn’t want to get caught,” Denise told KSNV. “So he bailed and left my husband laying there in the street. He doesn’t deserve that.”
Denise said McClellan was struggling to deal with surviving the shooting and was seeking help. “It was really messing with his head, and he was going to therapy,” she said.
Police are searching for the driver responsible in the hit and run, and Denise is trying to pick up the pieces left behind.
nbc4i.com...
originally posted by: the owlbear
How many THOUSANDS of people are survivors of the Las Vegas barrel shoot?
Quite a few.
And statistically, people die...even if they were one of THOUSANDS.
originally posted by: queenofswords
Denise said McClellan was struggling to deal with surviving the shooting and was seeking help.
“It was really messing with his head, and he was going to therapy,” she said.
So...Mr. McClellan was talking to a "therapist". I don't get the whole guilt complex about surviving though. But, I still wonder what he was talking about during his therapy sessions.