“The deal went sideways and the guy was killed.”
That is so funny given what has been reported as fact:
1. Paddock opened fire for about ten minutes, before an unarmed security guard located the room, and tried to enter, but the door was barricaded.
2. Paddock shot the security guard through the door, wounding him in the leg.
3. The wounded security guard then radioed LEO while remaining on the floor.
4. When LEO approached the room, they were met by 200 rounds through the door, and backed away until a SWAT team could be deployed.
5. When the SWAT team busted through the barricaded doors, they allegedly found Paddock dead on the floor.
For your theory to be true, the person who killed Paddock would have had to unbarricade the door, step over the wounded security guard, and then slip by the LEO positioned in the hallway to make an escape down the stairway.
We are shown a body and asked to believe he is the shooter.
I wait for the medical examiner to report time of death, drugs in system, gun shot residue on body and clothes, etc.
The described accountant was compted a round of Skeet by the casino.
I do not think 4 hours of skeet shooting qualifies this guy as comfortable around guns. Maybe he is a natural???
Has this guy ever hunted small game or used a slingshot on pests? Yet, we are to believe he made the jump to to killing humans??
A flabby retiree has the stamina to maintain shooting rounds and absorbing the rifle recoil? The guy was a desk jockey! To date the only exercise he got was lifting a shotglass to his lips