Ok… so let me get this straight. According to Lombardo’s statement, Jesus Campo is at the shooter’s door before the shooting started. I’m assuming that this was in response to something else like the glass having been knocked out. This would seem to suggest that some time (say 5 to 10 minutes) had elapsed between the knockout of the window(s) and when Campo gets to the floor. He gets shot (supposedly when he seen on the remote monitoring system) but stays on the floor informing his security dept. of what happened and that he had been shot..... no doubt he had a two-way radio on him. Security and perhaps others (but then, perhaps not since shooting hadn’t started yet) inform the police….. Campo is still on the floor when the police arrive but Lomardo says that they didn’t realize that Campo had been shot. It sounds implausible that the security department wouldn’t have told them that so perhaps the police were responding to other information. Regardless, in between when he informs his security department he has been shot and when the police arrive, he knocks on the other doors on the floor and has all the other guests evacuate. Does that make sense? How long after Campo got shot did the shooting start out the window? One assumes that it happened almost immediately. And Campo is evacuating guests with all that shooting going on after he had been shot? That doesn’t sound plausible…. How long after his security department called the police were they actually on the floor? This new information almost makes it seem like the police were there on a timeline that was also much less than previously indicated….
One other question that I haven’t seen answered yet. How did the shooter get into the Aussie’s room next door?
“How long after Campo got shot did the shooting start out the window?”
Campos shot at 9:59. Gunfire begins 10:05-10:08.
>> “...How did the shooter get into the Aussie’s room next door?”
I didn’t know he wnet into that fellow’s room.