BAD NEWS - Las Vegas Mass Murderer Stephen Paddock Fits No Existing Terrorist Profile.

a reply to: carewemust

Why is it unusually? He made several trips to his car in the parking garage bringing up duffel bags. Put the Do Not Disturb sign on the door and no detection.

a reply to: DanteGaland

Probably had GAMBLING DEBT...

Too much planning over a debt, suicide is so much better.

originally posted by: thesaneone
How exactly did they get a hold of this lady?

I think she was kidnapped by the Russian mob because of his gambling debts and that was their leverage to carry out the deed.

a reply to: carewemust

There actually was no risk bringing in the guns.

The hotel has no baggage inspections.

and parking there is close to the entrances and elevators.

He "checked in" on the 28th according to "authorities".

All you need to use an elevator is a room key pass or player's club card.

originally posted by: dfnj2015

originally posted by: thesaneone
How exactly did they get a hold of this lady?

I think she was kidnapped by the Russian mob because of his gambling debts and that was their leverage to carry out the deed.

Your joking, right?

originally posted by: dfnj2015

originally posted by: thesaneone
How exactly did they get a hold of this lady?

I think she was kidnapped by the Russian mob because of his gambling debts and that was their leverage to carry out the deed.

What about the house he owned in Mesquite ?

Was it paid for ?

I bet so.

originally posted by: violet
a reply to: carewemust


His age doesn't fit the profile either.

The man who shot Rep. Steve Scalise, and several others on the baseball field this Spring was age 66.
time.com...

originally posted by: violet

originally posted by: Masterjaden
a reply to: TruthJava

Has anyone considered the possibility that this guy was just in the wrong room at the wrong time and that this is a false flag attack?

Jaden

Very possible the real culprit shot him and dumped his body in there for cops to find.
I didn't think of that actually.

Isn't it fairly easy to ascertain if a person kills himself, vs. someone shooting him?

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
Unfortunately we live in such a divisive society, both in our domestic and foreign views that attacks are inevitable.

Until we change our societal view, these are going to be a constant as they have post WWII as we exited isolationism.

Once we become comfortable enough with out domestic and world view and stop approaching both with dominance, we'll start to see less backlash.

Why does the MSM keep saying that this was the largest mass shooting in "recent" American history? When did "recent" American history begin? Was there a larger mass shooting before that date?

a reply to: interupt42

Hopefully the lady who spent time in the hotel room with Paddock, will be able to shed some light on his motives.

a reply to: carewemust

Interesting.
I would wager that Big Pharma meds
are involved here. This factor appears to
be a common thread that pierces the fabric
of fact regarding these cases as of late.

Also, I am curious as to the woman who left
the country. Was she a handler and psycological
manipulator?

For the ATS folk, did the accused work at
dry lake?

All the same, only a nut job would commit
such an act.

Regardless, I agree with The President,
this was pure evil.

troubling times S&F:

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: odzeandennz
a reply to: carewemust

simple, a crime of boredom.
when you have all you need, and the worst part of your day is a hangover from an amazing night last night... then the devil will find work for idle hands to do...

he didn't want to die nameless...

So this nut takes weeks to plan this operation to the hilt and you think it's boredom ?

There's still something not making sense, if this was pre-planned. Why take the risk of bringing so many guns up to the room, if you wanted to avoid being detected at all costs?

Was there a GUN SHOW in town? If so, that could explain why Paddock casually transported and stored so many weapons in his hotel room. And why the maids didn't think anything was out of the ordinary.

It would be really simple to put the 'do not disturb' sign on the door when not in the room so the maids don't come in while you are away. When in the room, just answer the door when the maid knocks and say something like "oh, the room is fine thanks but I'd like some clean towels." As for getting the guns up there? I've seen that he had the room booked for Sept. 28th through the weekend. Bring them and the ammo in a few at the time over several days. In boxes. That might raise some suspicion I suppose but someone else was telling about going to business conventions in Vegas. They brought in multiple boxes, business related and no one cared. Hotel staff even helped them take the boxes in. Can't remember where I saw that but it seems like it was an ATS member posted it on one of the threads.

a reply to: xuenchen


It looks like somebody is angry at the organizations who run Vegas. Maybe this is a modern-day method for one crime-family to attempt and destroy another one financially. You scare the tourists out of Vegas and the cash flow stops.

a reply to: thesaneone

Speculating not joking. There's a story here.

a reply to: Willtell

Good point. Add to that, almost as many people are murdered here in Chicago every single month. But then again, they're not all "innocent".

a reply to: Wildmanimal

You avatar pic says it all about this country!

originally posted by: Willtell
One profile we can depend on is that nearly 100 percent of these kind of killers are what?


Anybody want to guess

Armed with at least one gun. Did I win?

a reply to: interupt42

Was anyone targeted specifically and the rest were killed as a diversion?

The guns he used had scopes......you may be right in your assumption.

originally posted by: Jubilation T Cornpone


I think his girlfriend is part of this puzzle in some way. Very odd that she would check into the room by herself and under her name on September 28th, and then conveniently be somewhere on the other side of the World 3 days later leaving her credit card and the shooter behind in the room to shoot up the festival. Something doesn't add up.

GF: Honey, why'd you bring all these guns?

Shooter: I'm gonna make a name for myself!

GF: Then I'm getting out of the country ASAP...BYE!

a reply to: DanteGaland

You're saying he was recruited by the Russia Mafia to shoot Trump supporters? Boy..that's way out there!