Man who was mistaken for Vegas massacre shooter speaks out
On Monday morning, Fredericton's Stephen Paddock said he woke up to hundreds of comments on his brand new social media account, and this profile picture ...
Posted on 10/05/2017 8:11:18 AM PDT by rktman
FBI special agent Aaron Rouse said at a press conference Wednesday that the FBI has leads in the investigation of the Las Vegas shooting “all across the United States and all across the world.” Rouse said, in reference to the Las Vegas shooting Sunday, “There’s going to be questions, I’m sure you’re going to have questions about people we’ve been talking to, maybe people outside of the United States. The fundamental trust of the American people and the FBI is based upon our discretion–and how good would that discretion be if we were to provide information that they provided to us in confidence?”
“This is about informing on an investigation, this is about resolving an investigation, so specifics regarding any individual contact cannot be answered. You need us, you trust us, and the way we have that trust is by using good discretion about what we share. Additionally, we have multiple leads across the United States and all across the world for our legal industries determining the whereabouts of the panel of the people involved in this investigation, and that leads grows. A lot of these leads will go nowhere but we have to follow them, and that’s going to take some time,” Rouse said.
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Go look at a map and then tell me that.
People, his car, if we’re to believe the feds, was in the Mandalay parking lot which is on the opposite side of where he was and the tanks. It would have taken forever to run down the back stairs 32 floors, out the back, across the street and find his car that the valet parked. And remember to have a second set of keys. Then, in all the chaos, plow his way through emergency vehicles and people back around and blocks over to the tanks and then set it off with no one seeing him. And somehow get away before it blew.
No, it wasn’t.
Within 5 minutes, the NSA should have been able to track his whereabouts and communications for the past 5 years. He enjoyed using his player’s card. He rented cars. He flew all over the country and the world. He was on dozens of casino cameras. His passport had to be used when he left and returned to the country. He bought guns and went through background checks. And a hundred other electronic pings to his habits.
Since the car was blocks away, that would have had to be a big explosion.
It was reported the car was in the parking lot. Now, whether that is true is up for question since we’re being told what fits Mueller’s agenda.
Leads - family, gf and gf’s family and the gal he was with at the casino.
Shh, allah has run out of virgins.
Two holes in two big white tanks. Pretty bad aim.
This investigation has long been taken over by the feds. The sheriff only knows what the feds tell him. Anything he says, the feds know the lying msm will run with and they don’t care how far into left field they run.
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>> “The sheriff only knows what the feds tell him” <<
Utter nonsense!
The sheriff was speaking the truth long before the feds had even looked at anything.
The only reason that they can’t call him a liar is that their own agents are spilling the beans unofficially.
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Well then, he must have realized that his odds of escape were slim. Maybe he was thinking he could stroll down to the casino and lose himself in the crowd.
More likely, he knew it was a suicide mission.
But why?
I’ve seen the photo of that man elsewhere in the past few days, and it certainly isn’t Stephen Craig Paddock.
thank you. Duly noted.
Thanks. I somehow missed that. So much information is going around I am guilty of scanning some rather than going in depth.
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