Airnbn Insider: Vegas spree-shooter’s account deleted post-massacre (very odd)

Big League Politics ^ | 10.11.17 | Lauren Southern

[lavaroise]

Yeah, Airbnd seem like an ideal money laundering scam. People run up their credit cards on him as a mean of payoff for other services. Double game. This is a total front.

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

Ok... I like your theory. And it marries up well with my theory that this perp was a contract agent. He was paid mucho dinero to provide deniability. This works, until you reach the 500 casualty number. After that, it can no longer deflect the light.

[lavaroise]

Yes, interesting how 10 grams of coke makes one automatically a dealer and not user, or $15,000 in cash found in your car makes one a drug dealer, but 23 guns and a bunch of ammo in a hotel room from a guy who is obviously not homeless... crickets crickets...

[little jeremiah]

More weirdness.

[Envisioning]

For later...

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

Yes. Two weapons. And beyond that there has been a very convincing examination of initial shot sound waveforms. There appears to be two separate distances also.

[gaijin]

the phone number he used is registered to Marilou Danely.

Mannnn....that, too, is spooky. And no, I don't mean scary:

I mean it's quasi-TRADECRAFTy, his penchant to generate as few electronic records directly tied to him as possible.

Lots of guns, no kids, income derived "gambler avocation" --it's sorta Secret Squirrel-centric.

Is there a SINGLE one of us still willing to consider "HE JUST SNAPPED".....? No?

I DIDN'T THINK SO.

[Bryan24]

Below is something else to chew on.

Look at the room diagram and the angles the windows provided TO SHOOT OUT OF.

The Red line is clearly the easiest angle to shoot OUT of the window.

The Orange line is from the second window. Why use that window? Poorer angle to shoot from. It gave ZERO advantage to shoot the crowd up.

Now, look at the Yellow Line. That is 1000 yards, easy range for a trained sniper. Look what falls within that 1000 yard range.

The strange case of the changed story of the security guard got me to thinking about this a lot more. If, IF, there were two shooters, look what the 2nd window provided.

What is within the 100 yard range of the 2nd window if it was a sniper? Almost all of the Charter and General Aviation portion of McCarron International Airport. Remember the report of the shots fired at the fuel tanks? May they were fired at something, or someone, else near the tanks.

[CodeToad]

Well, dummy, why don’t you go to the funerals and tell us they ain’t dead.

Conspiracy theorists are dumber than liberals.

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

Paddock was a very intelligent, albeit somewhat quirky character. (Maybe)
So, he would KNOW that the MAXIMUM number of weapons needed to pour lead out of a window for 30 minutes is 5. Every other weapon after that merely makes the odds of being compromised worse.
Gun control? Yes. Get the guns the hell out of the hands of every wetwork deep state operator in my country.

[Bogey78O]

I generally try not to go into conspiracy theory territory but you’ve made a lot of solid, though speculative, points.

Gambling is an excellent way to launder money. AirBnB is an excellent resource for arranging meetings for transfers.

The biggest question is did he go rogue? If so, why?

[TigersEye]

What kind of arms dealer buys his guns retail and one at a time from gun shops?

[Figment]

Bullet wounds often don’t bleed externally

[Bryan24]

Wow! That is two automatic (or bump-stocked) weapons firing at once. ZERO doubt.

Can this video be authenticated?

[SecondAmendment]

> He was probably an arms dealer working undercover for a 3-letter agency and THIS IS WHY THEY'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO TELL US THE TRUTH

Since there are virtually no photos or CCTV video of this guy by now is highly suspicious...

[TheNext]

DEMOCRATS SHOT 500 REPUBLICANS - DNC

That is all you need to know.

That and more Republicans will die.

[BlackVeil]

What kind of arms dealer buys his guns retail and one at a time from gun shops?

I agree. I think he seems more like a money launderer with mob connections - I 100% do not believe the story that he became rich gambling. I don't think anyone with sense believes that.

However, he also could have been an undercover FBI operative. All this fits the profile.

[cornfedcowboy]

You must not be feeling well. You certainly wouldn’t post this garbage on purpose.

[Yaelle]

To his hooker he proudly identified as a bad guy. Maybe he was worse than an arms dealer.

[Bogey78O]

I am by no means an expert, but I’ve seen many cases where straw purchasers did precisely that to move guns to cash paying customers who wanted a low profile.