LV Shooting : Campos Disappears before TV interviews set for Thursday night.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

It looks like he is putting his weight on the right leg, to me, and has the left raised slightly to keep weight off of it.

Ever been injured in the leg?

You put your weight on the strong leg, usually opposite of the wound, including crutch.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

After watching a very nervous Police Chief giving a presser today, in an attempt to dish out yet another version of
timelines, and whom was where, when. His FBI Handler had to take over to clarify some of what the shaking Police Chief had said.

Once the Chief was allowed to hold the mic again. He point blank said, "I'll be reading these words exactly as they are written in front of me".

Trying to get the same story out of the same person twice, is like trying to nail jello to a wall....

I'm going with multiple ISIS shooters that had a plan that f&#d up and now the FBI is scrambling to pull their butts out of a fire they started to begin with....

Des

a reply to: research100

Ah! you are correct! I always thought it was the opposite.

My comment is bunk now!

originally posted by: daveinats
If this picture were really from a news outlet, wouldn't there be an internet trail? With this picture there is not trail, not in GOOGLE Images nor Tineye...Where did this picture come from?

Award Time Oct 10th

a reply to: intrptr

theyd have no reason to check his hands or disbelieve his story if he was shot

Despite the images(could be an actor) is there any other proof that this is a real person? Starting to doubt we'd here anything from this claimed person as it is. Can't risk changing the timeline again.

ETA:Speaking of timelines:

Las Vegas police shift timeline again in concert massacre

Friday, however, Lombardo said that he now believes the security guard received his wounds close to the time the shooter started firing. Lombardo said Friday that the initial time he gave of 9:59 was when the security guard attempted to breach a door nearby the shooter's.

Lombardo said he cautioned from the beginning that information surrounding such a large investigation is always subject to change. "I still stand by the [9:59] time ... It wasn't inaccurate when I provided it to you," Lombardo said. "The circumstances associated with it is inaccurate."

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originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: daveinats
If this picture were really from a news outlet, wouldn't there be an internet trail? With this picture there is not trail, not in GOOGLE Images nor Tineye...Where did this picture come from?

Award Time Oct 10th

Ok...so I have to call something out. These guys are all Vegas folks. Has anyone noticed how out of sorts they look in the pics? Sport coats are obviously not regular attire for them and they don't even fit right...very uncomfortable looking really.

You'd think, being Vegas security specialists, that they would have a proper fitting blazer or whatever...those photos just look awkward. The one at dinner especially...just really creepy almost.

And the fact nobody else is around in them is even more creepy.

It's as if this Campos guy is on stage and nobody is allowed around him. How often can you go into a Vegas restaurant and take a pic without a single other person in the background?

a reply to: xuenchen

Also, they appear to have a charcuterie platter in the middle of the table, yet there is no food on their plates and they all have coffee like they have already finished. These pics are really irking me....something is very off.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

It looks more like a set piece that hasn't even been used, actually. There is no food debris or crumbs or used napkins or water even in the glasses.

It's a completely empty banquet hall is not even lit properly for use in a ceremony in which such an award would be given. Where are the crowds of adoring fellow union members?

Wonder who took this memorable pic?

originally posted by: TheWhiteKnight

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: FamCore

...he bolted at the last minute when all of these national stations were ready to roll?

That he bolted last minute is the tell. Good for him. Who wants to be eaten by soulless carnivores calling themselves newscasters?

Every frigging person near to this tragedy is a secret gubment plant now? The conspiracy rumor mill is running overtime, as usual.

Things are the way they are and not the way you perceive them.

Trying to reread the thread now due to replies I have received. I can't believe the fantastical elements people are presuming about this. In the vacuum of actual evidence, lacking any real investigative skill, peoples opinions are all over the place.

Tomorrow some new fact will come to light and poof, everything the whole internet said yesterday will evaporate, like it never happened. Social media is like a giant steam roller, crushing everything in its path under the relentless weight of millions of tons of opinion.

Indeed, my signature is pertinent.

originally posted by: gabewalker
a reply to: intrptr

Campos was one of three on the floor, he didn't even make the call that there was a shooter on the floor. He did absolutly nothing. The maintenance worker called down.

After he was shot, and under a fuselage of bullets, he crawled to a spot out of the line of fire, probably focused on his wound, realizing that that the mayhem being unleashed in the room would eventually bring help. Probably going into shock too.

I wouldn't have made a peep after that, let alone make calls on a radio or cell phone.

originally posted by: megabogie
a reply to: intrptr

theyd have no reason to check his hands or disbelieve his story if he was shot

Everyones 'checked' for everything.

The reason they passed him over as a suspect is because he worked there, as a security guard, and got shot in the line of duty.

Guys a lowly friggin hero.

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: gabewalker
a reply to: intrptr

Campos was one of three on the floor, he didn't even make the call that there was a shooter on the floor. He did absolutly nothing. The maintenance worker called down.

After he was shot, and under a fuselage of bullets, he crawled to a spot out of the line of fire, probably focused on his wound, realizing that that the mayhem being unleashed in the room would eventually bring help. Probably going into shock too.

I wouldn't have made a peep after that, let alone make calls on a radio or cell phone.

Yet, he was able to warn the maintenance man and heroically assist the officers with clearing guests from the 32nd floor after being shot! Simply unbelievable!

originally posted by: CynConcepts

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: gabewalker
a reply to: intrptr

Campos was one of three on the floor, he didn't even make the call that there was a shooter on the floor. He did absolutly nothing. The maintenance worker called down.

After he was shot, and under a fuselage of bullets, he crawled to a spot out of the line of fire, probably focused on his wound, realizing that that the mayhem being unleashed in the room would eventually bring help. Probably going into shock too.

I wouldn't have made a peep after that, let alone make calls on a radio or cell phone.

Yet, he was able to warn the maintenance man and heroically assist the officers with clearing guests from the 32nd floor after being shot! Simply unbelievable!

I see, I didn't know that. Lowly friggin superhero then.

originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: Vasa Croe

It looks more like a set piece that hasn't even been used, actually. There is no food debris or crumbs or used napkins or water even in the glasses.

It's a completely empty banquet hall is not even lit properly for use in a ceremony in which such an award would be given. Where are the crowds of adoring fellow union members?

Yeah....just feels off doesn't it? I'd like to know the background of the guys with Campos. This feels more like these guys may be professional interrogation specialists leaning into Campos to make sure he gets his story correct. I get a really odd feeling looking at those pics...Campos looks extremely uncomfortable, yet the other guys are trying to make it seem happy with smiles.

Just really off for me.

Interesting story on the Hickey guy, president of that union that's in the pic. Apparently he was investigated by the feds for racketeering in 2012 to the tune of $4.7MM stolen from Nuclear Plant Security and NASA....wait WHAT?

And I can't find anything else about the case so I'm wondering if it's still going.

www.newsmax.com... anage%2FArticles%2FTemplate-Wire&oref=www.google.com

So this is an interesting little tidbit....

Mandalay Bay is the only casino hotel in Las Vegas whose security force is unionized, he said; the management signed a three-year contract last month with the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America.

So Mandalay is the ONLY casino in Vegas with a unionized security force AND it was just put in place last month? Huh?

www.nytimes.com...

And as of 2012, Hickeys Union has quite the influence at major sites.....kinda scary really....

The union itself is small, with only 24,519 members. But it bills itself as the oldest and one of the most important security police unions in the country. Its members, for example, stand guard at nearly half the nation’s 104 nuclear facilities, as well as the Kennedy Space Center, and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

originally posted by: Liquesence

originally posted by: trollz
Anyone wanna bet he "committed suicide"?

Like shot himself in the back of the head with a shotgun?

Could be done.
Put your arms behind your back and push your head back. Now imagien a shotgun in the gap

originally posted by: Liquesence

originally posted by: trollz
Anyone wanna bet he "committed suicide"?

Like shot himself in the back of the head with a shotgun?

Could be done.
Put your arms behind your back and push your head back. Now imagien a shotgun in the gap