[Enchante]

I won’t believe anything like this unless they show they have exhaustively investigated possible “money laundering” angles. It is impossible to believe that Paddock made loads of money over the years as a “professional gambler” playing video poker, as has been asserted in the MSM many times now. So unless and until there is a really credible investigation of all of his sources of funds, any potential “losses” in the past two years may only be a blip in the larger picture.

[Gen.Blather]

“It is impossible to believe that Paddock made loads of money over the years as a “professional gambler” playing video poker, as has been asserted in the MSM many times now.”

I worked with a super nice black guy who dressed and acted like a millionaire, despite having a job that paid, maybe $30,000. He had three cars, including a new Mercedes and a new Audi. He put $5k worth of twenty inch wheels and tires on both. His third was a beater. After he was murdered, it turned out he was running an entertainment business which included underage prostitutes and nude party dancing. (He was shot by two black pimps.)

I was suspicious of the apparent wealth and suspected a problem. But he never missed a day of work and seemed like a bright, upstanding guy. It didn’t add up, but there was nothing obviously wrong. Apparently, he told his family that he was a very well paid employee. The job was his cover.

My first thought about the professional gambler story was, bunk. There probably aren’t five guys in the whole USA who can pull that off successfully in the long run. The odds always favor the house. Paddock’s money had to come from something else.

[BlackVeil]

Totally correct, Enchante. All gamblers in the casinos lose money. If they don’t, they get banned. The whole story of Paddock’s source of wealth is a preposterous fable.

[SaveFerris]

[It is impossible to believe that Paddock made loads of money over the years as a “professional gambler” playing video poker, as has been asserted in the MSM many times now.]

I agree. He was laundering money. The only questions left are 1) Where did the money come from? and 2) was he radicalized and by whom?

[The_Media_never_lie]

I won’t believe anything like this unless they show they have exhaustively investigated possible “money laundering” angles. It is impossible to believe that Paddock made loads of money over the years as a “professional gambler” playing video poker, as has been asserted in the MSM many times now. So unless and until there is a really credible investigation of all of his sources of funds, any potential “losses” in the past two years may only be a blip in the larger picture.

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