Stephen Paddock Autopsy Reveals Time Of Death At 1200 Hours (Noon) The NEXT DAY

a reply to: Krazysh0t

I think it's more likely that it's a typo than anything else.

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: Krazysh0t

I think it's more likely that it's a typo than anything else.

You'd think they would make sure every t is crossed and every i is dotted on everything related to this guy.

That time stamp works perfectly, once one realizes that his skull contents were BELOW the shell casings on the floor in the pictures of his corpse.

A living human being who evacuated his skull in a room full of brass would have left all kinds of blood and gore on TOP of the casings on the floor.

But hey, keep believing in what the government and MSM feeds you-
Don't let me affect your decisions on what's real.

a reply to: Shamrock6

A rather mundane but entirely more sane explanation

originally posted by: MarkOfTheV
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

I don't really see what's weird about this... they incapacitated the guy... and hauled him off to the hospital where he was kept alive as long as possible through machines and tubes... they may have been hoping to question him or something... and then he croaked because a body can only absorb so much lead.

Um, he was shown on the floor or the hotel room with much of his brain on the floor next to him.

Machines cannot fix that.

originally posted by: Marid Audran

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: Krazysh0t

I think it's more likely that it's a typo than anything else.

You'd think they would make sure every t is crossed and every i is dotted on everything related to this guy.

You'd think, but then again your average government employee doesn't really give two poops about not giving conspiracy theorists anything to work with.

Looks like the media throwing the dogs a ball awaiting for it to be returned.

A red herring.

Common sense would lean in the direction not inclusive of a conspiracy angle. However, as was previously stated, it is an inconsistency.

Should be noted nonetheless.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

I don't know why, but this situation reminds me of Judge Scalias mysterious death.

Presidio County Judge Cinderela Guevara pronounced Scalia dead of natural causes without seeing the body — which is permissible under Texas law — and without ordering an autopsy.

I think that both of these events show the same hallmarks of being carried out by the same entity who is quite clearly above the law of any land.

a reply to: Sublimecraft
Another story with to many holes....

One of the most brutal mass murder cases and somebody makes this kind of "mistake"

and then nobody "corrects" it either !!

😃😄😅😆

originally posted by: Urantia1111

originally posted by: MarkOfTheV
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

I don't really see what's weird about this... they incapacitated the guy... and hauled him off to the hospital where he was kept alive as long as possible through machines and tubes... they may have been hoping to question him or something... and then he croaked because a body can only absorb so much lead.

Um, he was shown on the floor or the hotel room with much of his brain on the floor next to him.

Machines cannot fix that.

[ 🤓 assuming what we "saw" wasn't a stage prop 🤓 ]

a reply to: Hewhowaits

Constructed death proof for media presentation. In other words how to get rid of an Mkultra'd patsy when there time was up.

My assumption would be he was killed before the shooting started otherwise the whole Grassy Knoll thing would not make sense.

originally posted by: notsure1
Everything about this is whole story smells like shi.

Still no casino footage of how he got the guns to his room, still no footage that he recorded from his room , the laptop hard drive was gone then it turns up with child porn, then Jesus campos, the Ellen interview, Steve Wynn accidentally saying he used the service elevators in an interview.

So much does not add up and I dont know why some people refuse to question it.

Yah or the story of how a retired gambler with no military background was able to calmly murder 58 people from 400 meters away in the dark shooting out of a hotel room with modified semi-automatic weapons using 'bumpstocks'.

The whole story is a fabrication.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Part of me wonders if they might have gotten the time wrong, using 1200 instead of 0000 to denote midnight. It is also possible they did not use military time, where 1200 can be midnight and noon.

Just food for thought.

Also generally speaking law enforcement and paramedics cannot cal time of death. A doctor or ME has to do it. Time of death is a rough estimate absent concrete verifiable information.

Well they do know the exact time of death. it would have been the last shot he fired and since they were outside his door when it happened and he was recording himself they know the time down to the second.

If the official story is true that is.

originally posted by: dashen
I mean sometimes even though someone is clearly dead, until it is officially declared they're not officially dead.
I mean a guy could show up missing his entire head and until a doctor pronounces him dead it is not entered into the records

Paramedics can pronounce death. You think they remove every obviously dead corpse they come across and transport it to the hospital for a doc to pronounce? Nah. They don't have enough ambulance units for policies like that.

In this city, having to carry expired persons to the hospital for a doc to pronounce would cripple our entire emergency medical structure. EMS gets called out to nursing homes pretty regularly for "non responsive patients", only to find some elderly soul in varying stages of rigor mortis, having quietly expired. I'm not kidding.

And plenty of suicides...if they arrive and the person has the back of their head blown out and there is no cardiac rhythm or breathing and other obvious signs of death are present, they pronounce them and turn it over to law enforcement and forensics. The county coroner or state ME will sign off on it at the scene, too.


And there may be areas where they still require a doc to pronounce. But in the case of a GSW, law enforcement would already have contacted the ME or coroner, because it could be a crime scene. They would have every authority to declare him dead at the scene without question at that point because they're medical doctors.

Of course, it could be a clerical error. It really could, sadly enough. Things like that happen more often than you might think. However if it were an error, there would be no need to redact it...simply identify how the error occurred and make a correction citing that. As you would with every other medical record...because they are legal documents.

Things like that little detail bother me a lot. I find it astonishing to think that these people are apparently blind to the fact that when they try to hide things, they very often call more attention to it instead. This is like their kryptonite. Their Achilles heel.

I really hope we get the truth about this whole thing. I won't hold my breath lol...but I would love to get the whole story.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

i am stunned - the conspiritorial " they " - who engineered the entire thing - to the last detail - " somehow " were unable to present an autopsy report with the " time of death "they wanted

a reply to: tigertatzen

Paramedics can pronounce death. You think they remove every obviously dead corpse they come across and transport it to the hospital for a doc to pronounce? Nah. They don't have enough ambulance units for policies like that.

Absolutely spot on. Paramedics (not EMTs) can declare a person DRT (dead right there) on scene if a specific set of circumstances are met. They then, generally speaking, will call an MD over the phone to get the "official" time of death pronouncement from the MD.

The paperwork still requires an MD to sign off on it, but it really is as simple as getting a doc on the phone when it comes to a paramedic on scene.

a reply to: notsure1

Well they do know the exact time of death. it would have been the last shot he fired and since they were outside his door when it happened and he was recording himself they know the time down to the second.

I haven't seen anything about an MD being outside the door to hear the final shot, have you?