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LAS VEGAS (KSNV NEWS3LV) — Mandalay Bay and its corporate owner MGM Resorts have been ordered not to destroy anything that could be considered evidence in a civil negligence trial over events related to the Route 91 music festival.
The order was sought by attorneys who represent Rachel Sheppard, a California woman who survived the attack, despite being shot in the chest three times.
The order, granted by Judge Mark Denton, restrains Mandalay Bay from destroying anything of evidentiary value until another hearing set for Oct. 30 at 9 a.m. That’s when MGM will have a chance to argue against the ruling, before a possible ruling to would make the order permanent.
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There’s evidence that’s coming out about surveillance cameras that he may have set up himself, evidence about ways that he may have altered his room or that hallway,” he says.
The lawsuit alleges that negligence on the part of Mandalay Bay, and MGM Resorts, contributed to the shooting massacre that claimed 58 lives and injured more than 500 people.
originally posted by: Zoyd23
Is there any chance we'll see any undoctored video evidence from Mandalay Bay cameras? Seems highly unlikely, given that we've already been told no cameras in hallway, stairwell, etc...
originally posted by: Taggart
originally posted by: Zoyd23
Is there any chance we'll see any undoctored video evidence from Mandalay Bay cameras? Seems highly unlikely, given that we've already been told no cameras in hallway, stairwell, etc...
I call bull on the no cameras thing. Some cameras somewhere would have picked him up, literally impossible not to