honestly that makes more sense. what unarmed security guard would ever attempt to go investigate rapid fire gun shots by himself?
He was up there investigating something else when the gun fire broke out and he was shot and retreated.
I am curious why we have not seen anything of “hero” Jose Campos.
No pictures or interviews.
And just how does an unarmed security person frighten a guy with 23 guns and thousands of rounds of ammo into stopping?
And were six shot fired through a door? Which door? The suite’s door or the door of the second room?
Or were there 200 rounds fired down the hallway as also reported and the guard only has a leg wound?
And what about the cop that was supposedly with Campos on that floor?
For me the whole narrative falls apart with this hero guard stopping the shooting. Paddock had all the aces, but an unarmed hotel guy makes him commit suicide?
Now the whole timing of when Campos engaged and when he was shot changes.
And having the FBI minder standing behind the Undersheriff glaring at him at today’s press conference did not give me confidence we are getting the truth.
I have problems with the new story.
If he was poking his head into an open room a few doors down, and then a barrage of shots from the shooter’s door came at him hitting him in the leg, wouldn’t he jump into that open room to protect himself, rather than run down the hall to the elevator bank exposing himself to further shots?
Re investigating rapid fire gun shots by himself - by the same token, why would he be dispatched to investigate a supposed suspicious door alarm when cops were in the building trying to find the source of rapid fire gun shots from the upper floors?
Also, do regular guest rooms have door alarms if left open? Fire doors often have such alarms, because by law they are required to be closed. Was the alarm triggered from the fact that the fire door to the stairwell next to the shooter’s room had been propped open by the shooter or a confederate? There was some early reporting that the fire door was blocked or obstructed, but I have seen no clarification or elaboration of this.
Usually in these events there are often mistaken early reports which are corrected over time. Unfortunately, in the situation where the government is trying to impose a narrative on the facts for their own purposes, sometimes the earlier reports may be more accurate than the later ones.
I haven’t seen an interview with the hero security guard. Why not? There have been interviews with lots of other heroes from that day, from cops to first responders to doctors.