Active Shooter Las Vegas, Mandalay Bay

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: AdemirAlagic

I think there are closets in hotel rooms.
I'm not sure though.

I worked at a resort and I'll tell you going into rooms when people where there I've seen suit cases opened clothes everywhere, personal goods etc. I always found it supicious when I'd come into a room and see nothing amissed.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Diabolical1972
Do you know what a bump stock looks like? I don't.

That's it ... I stump phage you all... He doesn't know everything... HAHA

a reply to: AdemirAlagic
So, you expect that he would have left his guns lying around. Makes sense.

I always found it supicious when I'd come into a room and see nothing amissed.

Your English syntax seems odd. Not your native language?

a reply to: itsmikeski

Offtopic
Prior to the Port Arther masacare I lived in Tasmania, had met M.Bryant and knew many others that had interactions with him, knew and dealt with his gun dealer etc etc.

He was in no way gun savy enough or intellectualy capable of pulling off the atrocity alone. No need to go any further, although it relates being a planed psy-op mass shooting, it is off topic.

a reply to: Phage

That's not what was reported initially.

I've always thought this gal was involved somehow. I still think it's indirect, but she definitely knows something. Her travel patterns almost cement that.

originally posted by: AdemirAlagic

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: AdemirAlagic

I think there are closets in hotel rooms.
I'm not sure though.

I worked at a resort and I'll tell you going into rooms when people where there I've seen suit cases opened clothes everywhere, personal goods etc. I always found it supicious when I'd come into a room and see nothing amissed.

You find everything suspicious.

"The curtains are moved! Conspiracy.!"

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I think she's been a person of interest for a while now. Actually.

During the morning after, there was an announcement that she was no longer a person of interest. Then tonight, she is again.

Bumpstocks are sold in most gun retail stores as well as online. Basically they use the recoil against a spring to 'bounce' the next rounds in rapid succession. They are molded to go over stocks of popular firearms.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I don't how she could not be considered a person of interest from the get go.

She's his girlfriend. Of course they want to talk to her.

We've got one suspect down. Multiple firearms. This is definitely the place where they fired into the crowd," an officer says in the radio dispatch recording.

I like how he slipped and said they...

How is that a slip? They may have figured it was more than one person, from the two vantage points in the room. You folks don't even stop to consider that the police are just as in the dark as anyone else as this unfolds. They also probably jump to conclusions, based on what they are seeing. Two windows broken.. guns on tripods in front of both windows.. they figure two shooters.

You folks go out of your way to find things that just aren't there.

originally posted by: RomeByFire

originally posted by: AdemirAlagic

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: AdemirAlagic

I think there are closets in hotel rooms.
I'm not sure though.

I worked at a resort and I'll tell you going into rooms when people where there I've seen suit cases opened clothes everywhere, personal goods etc. I always found it supicious when I'd come into a room and see nothing amissed.

You find everything suspicious.

"The curtains are moved! Conspiracy.!"

Yes 64 year old wealthy men don't just start killing out of nowhere

a reply to: Phage

I don't know what a "bump stock" looks like, but I know exactly what a "bump fire stock" looks like!

AND...there was a perfect picture of one on one of the firearms pictured in the room on the floor!!

ETA...it's a movable device on the rear of the firearm which comes up to the trigger assembly. What it does is, it allows the stock to move on recoil, but it keeps the trigger finger relative to the firing position. It's actually a fairly clever device. And, it does actually simulate automatic fire if you use it properly. In my opinion it's a sloppy device, but for most it sounds "cool" (which is probably the biggest problem with it).

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: burgerbuddy

I'd like to know what he was doing in the hotel for 3 days prior to the shooting.

Gambling downstairs?

Yeah, was he?

Was he alone? Did he meet with anyone?

How much time did he spend gambling?

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

See. That's why we're glad to have you here.

Last time I fired a rifle it was my Remington 3030, and that was a long time ago. I gave it to my brother in law.

Still have a box of shells. What the hell should I do with it?

originally posted by: Konduit
Will we ever find out?

Isn't there anyone here who can zoom in on that photo, like in the UFO forum? Looks like quite a few words are on that pink sheet of paper. Is that a roll of green masking tape? Why is his left foot/ankle under that rifle?

originally posted by: burgerbuddy

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: burgerbuddy

I'd like to know what he was doing in the hotel for 3 days prior to the shooting.

Gambling downstairs?

Yeah, was he?

Was he alone? Did he meet with anyone?

How much time did he spend gambling?

Agreed! I can’t belive we haven’t seen any cctv footage at all even just remotely easy placing him checking in or something eating at a restaurant anything!

a reply to: khnum

He was definitely trained, the % of headshots on moving targets and changing the clip while still having a round in the chamber requires training.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Still have a box of shells. What the hell should I do with it?

Give them to a hunter.

a reply to: carewemust

That's clearly his grocery list!

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: Konduit
Will we ever find out?

Isn't there anyone here who can zoom in on that photo, like in the UFO forum? Looks like quite a few words are on that pink sheet of paper. Is that a roll of green masking tape? Why is his left foot/ankle under that rifle?

I asked the same thing about the rifle position. I even asked clay because he is certain he was flipped over. Would that not have knocked it over? Also what is that to the right of the note? At first I thought pencap but I don’t think it would fit that oddly weird pen

originally posted by: itsmikeski
a reply to: khnum

He was definitely trained, the % of headshots on moving targets and changing the clip while still having a round in the chamber requires training.

how are you certain he was making tactical reloads? Source?

Edit: I’m sure the headshots were incidental cmon man