like the fbi just left the guns and cash there...
Posted on 10/13/2017 5:31:24 AM PDT by grundle
Apparently MGM “hired” him the day before the shooting. Supposedly an insider at MGM sent this guy some screen captures of the MGM computer base on employees.
https://youtu.be/zFVpbCfclxQ?t=1h8m8s
JP1201, do you have link? That is very interesting.
He had more weapons at home plus a car full of explosive stuff.
Fox has a photo of Jesus Campos up...
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/13/las-vegas-security-guard-jesus-campos-disappears-moments-before-tv-interviews.html
FBI Wipes Clean Phones & Laptops of Las Vegas Massacre Eyewitnesses
Asking the law enforcement types here - if true, is this SOP?
I had not seen that either.
“On Thursday at about 1 p.m., Hickey said he and the union’s local president took a meeting with MGM officials in the bedroom, while Campos, the other union member and a security guard hired by MGM to protect Campos waited in the living room.
At 2 p.m., when Hickey emerged from the meeting, he said Campos and the other people were gone.”
Something was lost in translation, and their actual reward is 72 raisins.
If it really is 72 virgins, remember each one has a mother-in-law.
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Not trying to add the all of the bad info, but I thought I read that Campos was from the Filipines.
I can’t find that anywhere now.
like the fbi just left the guns and cash there...
Another grain of salt alert (Pam Geller):
FBI Wipes Clean Phones & Laptops of Las Vegas Massacre Eyewitnesses
Asking the law enforcement types here - if true, is this SOP?
This not only wrong, it is illegal, and has been ruled to be so in two separate circuit appeals courts.
You have a right to take video or still photographs in a public venue. The FBI destroyed private property if it wiped phones clean. They had no need to do that to gather evidence.
A class action lawsuit against the FBI, if they did this to a number of people, might be in order.
like the fbi just left the guns and cash there...
Maybe they were after a souvenir.
I was wrong. It was not just two circuit courts, but six circuit courts have ruled that it is a First Amendment right to record photographs and video in public.
These cases were in the context of recording images of police in the performance of their public duties, so they apply to the less contentious practice of other recordings.
Here is an article about it. Police agencies all over the country are now abiding by this. The FBI should be made to follow suit.
true and quite possible, but i wonder if what another poster said might be more possible is somebody KNEW what they were looking for and wanted it out of the house
but i wonder if what another poster said might be more possible is somebody KNEW what they were looking for and wanted it out of the house
The mass killer put quite a bit of planning into this.
A manifesto or such would be absurdly easy to publish on the net.
Evidence at the house, that some unknown third party wishes to obtain?
Possible, but an almost infinity of things are possible.
No you didn’t.
Actually they ran it on cnn, lots of people saw the video of the rader track on CNN.
And they interviewed eye witnesses to boot.
Not ISIS, Hezbollah...
Iran + Hezbollah info in state dept briefing on the 10th.
“Director Rasmussen leads the U.S. Government’s efforts to analyze, understand, and respond to foreign terrorist threats here in the United States and around the world. Director Rasmussen was sworn in as the director of the NCTC in 2014 and today will provide some additional background on Hizballah’s worldwide terror activities.”
https://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2017/10/274726.htm
Think the pictures of potentially 3 different people have been shown by various news sites as Jesus Campos.
Jesus Campos 1:
Jesus Campos 2:
Jesus Campos 3:
Miraculous for MGM that a second worker appears late here now to try to help absolve them of legal liability, Stephen Schuck apparently sent to check and close the same door Jesus Campos was closing because it takes two people to screw in a light bulb, right?
Schuck has been claimed as a maintenance worker and the building engineer.
His online digital footprint seems nonexistent.
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