Las Vegas Police Breach Hotel Room of Las Vegas Shooter

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Unsure if this has been posted previously, a cursory search yielded no results. Quite a lack luster video, not much to be seen except an empty room left in disarray. There are some what appears to be gun fire taking place, but not from the police. They also ask where it's coming from.

a reply to: Aegeus


So I did not see holes in the door or hear gunfire from paddock like the official police story says. I did not even see paddock in the room or hear anyone reference shooter down.

Looks more like a training drill.

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originally posted by: xuenchen
Looks more like a training drill.

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Are u sure?
It could be a staged reenactment.... they have keep those floors closed for sometime now, plenty of time to recreate that scene... After all it's MGM... Right?

a reply to: imitator

A cover up like this had to be staged ahead of time.

No shots came from that hotel room that night.

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Are those supposed to be the same doors that the guy shot through before the police went in?

I don't even know if that's a stupid question. What's the official story even supposed to be at this point?

a reply to: Aegeus

A video of pretty much nothing... if it is a video of the breach, then as others have pointed out, it is pretty easy to note certain details that are discrepancies from the official story hmm

I find the whole thing bizarre myself. Granted, the video isn't the brightest so picking up details can be hard, but even though we should see the basic things pointed out in the reports. As norhoc posted, where is Paddock? Why haven't the cops referenced him in any way?

a reply to: xuenchen

I know some of the EMS crew and police officers that were among some of the first to arrive to the area. Each one of them are some of the most honest and nice people I know. One very good friend who was on patrol that night told me first hand he was watching the gun fire into the crowd from that room.
I think I will believe them before your baseless claim. Now I do believe something is a little off about the incident but there was definitely gun fire coming from that room.

The only thing I find off about the video is the calmness of the LEOs voices during the breach. It's like they were calmly walking into the room despite knowing a possible armed suspect could still be in the room. They all seem to be a little laid back I wouldn't exactly say they 'stormed' into the room it was like like a casual walk. I'd be expecting breaching of doors, flash bangs and a of tactical movement. I'm not what to believe with the story but it seems odd that they including in the video of LEOs saying "did you see anything that could indicate two guys" to which another LEO replies "I saw a guy switching guns not reloading" ... so the officer replying was in a position to see a guy and yet somehow he is involved in the breaching. So I'm assuming that the LEO replying must of been outside or in a position to view a suspect shooter and then somehow is in the breaching team. I'm not sure what to make of it all. For the record I have no professional training in anything and my views are all speculation and my own thoughts

I grow tired of being lied to by the alphabet agencies. Too many discrepancies between this video and original story.

Edit to add pictures. Differences in the table outside the room.



Source of Press Photo

Source of Body Cam Video

So someone just leaves 2 bottled waters on the room service cart after the shooting? I feel like that would have been a huge part of evidence and not to be touched.

Whole thing stinks I tell ya!

I am of course tagging on to this thread if it is the original posting...


What I really want is all 2 1/2 hours of body cam footage...I do not like the narrative this is generating.

a reply to: Tekaran

You'd think that if this was indeed some ABC agency that they'd do a better job at their cover up? They're supposedly expertly trained members who are supposed to notice the finer details. Yet, they get the room service trolley all wrong. Even I would have done a better job recreating it.

Could the trolley have been used / disturbed by agents on the scene? I don't know who took that press photo, but if it's a member of the press I'm surmising the agents are completed with collecting evidence and disturbing it wouldn't be a big deal at that point.

I don't know, I'm just throwing my 0.2 out there.