Notice that none of the lazy, corrupt hack presstitutes roused themselves to ask in the press conference today whether the second hotel room with the broken window (32-134) was taken by Paddock or by the Australian guy Brian Hodge who said he was staying in that room.
Someone did ask the Sheriff whether Paddock checked into MB on the 28th as first stated by LEO or on the 25th as later learned by citizen investigators and he confirmed it was the 25th.
Confirmed suspect was checked in the 25th but suspect was not staying in the room for a few days. What’s up with that?
I’m going to post this link here for reference:
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/05/us/las-vegas-mandalay-room-below.html
It’s a detailed interview the New York Times did with the guy staying in 31-134, right below the room with the second broken window.
He could hear the shooter firing out of the window right above him, and then moving to fire out of the more distant window, and then coming back and firing out the window above him. Said he could hear debris hitting his own window.
One thing I’ve never understood is how Paddock could monitor the cameras he set up to see people coming and at the same time be shooting out the windows.
Or were there two shooters? While Paddock shot out of one window, the other watched the surveillance cameras. Then the other guy shot for a while, and Paddock watched the cameras.
He rented the 1705-sq-ft suite 32-135 on the 25th, then added on the adjoining standard room 32-134 on the 28th.
32-134 was one of the rooms with a broken window. The other broken window was in the big suite. Brian Hodge could not have been staying in 32-134.
The guy in 31-134 just below one of the broken windows, Floyd Conrade, in town for an IT conference, was just about to turn in when the shooting started. He thought it was fireworks at the concert until the third volley, which was much louder and was accompanied by sounds of debris hitting his window.
He said it was loud when they breached 32-135. When they breached 32-134, it was really loud. He was sitting on the side of his bed and landed on the floor.