Las Vegas Strip shooter prescribed anti-anxiety drug in June

Las Vegas Review-Journal ^ | Oct 3, 2017 | By Paul Harasim

[struggle]

The video he took wasn’t to stop conspiracy theorists. It was to provide evidence for the FBI.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

They charge twenty six dollars for a BURGER and two more for caramelize onions?

Yikes!

The rich really are different from you and me.

If I am paying 28 dollars for a burger it had better be a five pound burger.

[Veto!]

Thx for link. Ghastly.

[attiladhun2]

Las Vegas Strip shooter prescribed anti-anxiety drug in June

In the same way gangbangers "nut-up" before a drive-by shooting by smoking weed, so was this piece of garbage doing the same with anti-anxiety drugs. Make nothing more of this than that.

[Paul R.]

Single guy, wealthy, never married, lover overseas, was in possession of explosive agents as well as many weapons, put up cameras, in VEGAS...

There are many possibilities, but my 1st guess for the 2nd guest is a hooker. Receipt is on the 27th, I think - guns probably still stashed or not in room.

I’ll bet LE is searching high and low for clues on whoever the 2nd guest might be...

[Mears]

I heard that he had been married.

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[Paul R.]

Ah, you are correct / I stand corrected:

Paddock was married and divorced twice, but had no children.

http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2017/10/what-we-know-about-las-vegas-gunman-stephen-paddock.html

I'd still guess "hooker" first, tho' there are plenty of other possibilities.

[struggle]

Maybe, but I think the second room was for dealers to come in and look at merchandise - a showroom. Very little suspicion as his father was a hard criminal and this guy was a gambler that shifted lots of money around. His room was the adjoined room. I think someone found a camera and they shot him in the belly immediately, which alerted the hotel (Someone screamed) or set off the alarm. They then shot up a concert to leave a message for the FBI and made it look like he killed himself. When the police had jammed up the strip, they went out the back, called a cab and said “Did you hear all that? Get us out of here!” and disappeared.

[Elsie]

It would seem to me that had he been the original purchaser then yes flags might/should have shown up.

Perhaps his dossier was not up to date.

Google search somehow FORGOT to save ALL his online activity?

[Elsie]

May be “tin hat” suspicions but something just doesn’t add up.

Not to worry.

The few dots that are known will be sufficient to connect into a Calvinosaurus of epic dimension.

[Elsie]

I suppose that's possible but to be successful the hotel would have to have been shown to have known that he had an arsenal in his room *or* that they had an obligation to put all guest luggage trough an X-Ray scanner.

History has shown it's MORE than 'possible'!

The manufacturers of the glass windows will get involved (they SHOULD have supplied unbreakable material)

Luxor will also get blamed (Why didn't it shine that bright light into the perp's (alledged; you know) face and blind him?

Why didn't MB activate the fire sprinklers in the room to slow him down?

Oh; it's going to be quite a circus (circus) in this case!!

[Elsie]

Deep Pockets, Inc. does have insurance against this kinda fishing expedition (I’ve heard...).

[Elsie]

Golf club travels bags would be perfect for that.

I can't shoot thru an unbroken window; so I guess I'll have to make a hole-in-one.

[Elsie]

“explosives and electronics”

Who doesn't??

But my AR does NOT have a bump stock.

(I didn't even know such a thing existed until Monday!)

[KC Burke]

Yeah, it must of been a big sales effort. I always take a large hammer for breaking out windows to my sales efforts.

[Elsie]

When ever I want to do a big gun swap; I want to be in an area of literally THOUSANDS of cameras and videos located all over the place.

[Elsie]

It used to be a LOT cheaper back in the day!

[Elsie]

Hookers are illegal in that county.

[Paul R.]

Well, AHEM... “escorts”.