Posted on 10/03/2017 4:31:57 PM PDT by Kevin in California
I think “that piece of furniture” is actually two chairs pushed together.
That’s what it is! I thought it was an upholstered bathtub. I couldn’t figure out what I was looking at.
I’m willing to take your word for it, myself. Others will choose differently I’m sure.
Why is there so much ammo left?
Why is one of the guns set up over his dead body?
What did the note say?
As a capitalist, they could make it into a tourist attraction and charge entrance fees.
THANK YOU! I was just asking my husband what that thing was that the guns are in. I thought it might have been some sort of personal hot tub or something like that?! lol Your explanation of 2 chairs pushed together...yes now I see it. That room really is tacky even without the dead body, shell casings and guns laying all over
What is “Military grade” ammunition? Did he have depleted uranium rounds?
Phooey!
The whole thing looks like a set up.
All I know is that a bunch of people were shot. I don’t trust the police narrative, and certainly would not trust anything the FBI would or will say about this incident.
I suspect we’re being had. And I wonder if we’ll ever know the truth of this whole business.
I agree 100%.
Those notations had already been made to that photo.
Two of those questions I wouldn’t have asked in the first place.
I’m just interested in the note content.
I think the other two points were easily explained.
This has a CGI look to it. I’m calling fake.
Is that what a suite looks like at the Mandalay Bay? Eh, not impressed..the note, Im guessing it said Allah Snackbar but could be wrong
Why so many weapons?
Every weapon he drug up there provided an opportunity for someone to catch him.
I understand that the barrel can get hot.
Two of the rifles have bipods.
One doesn’t. Why not?
Nothing illegal about him having those firearms in his room. What would “getting caught” mean when he had done nothing illegal, yet?
Two with bipods are better for long distance work. The one without might be what he fired through the door.
He brought up more guns than were needed. Why wouldn’t he?
It makes perfect sense if he wanted to discredit the Second Amendment. At Columbine, the shooters were strongly for more “gun control”.
NWO Elites need to confiscate our guns with fear porn and human sacrifice in the name of their Hegelian chaos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToNhWHPy_5c
LOL Google is now requiring a sign in on this Youtube video. Wonder why? Is it because it contains footage the MSM won't show you of the festival grounds, with calm crowds dispersing, no injuries and fake gunfire?
The crisis actors all messed up their lines, as well.
Exactly.
Burn in #### you worthless subhuman scum.
I’d use stringer language, but this is a family friendly site.
/obviously referring to the shooter, not you Kevin
If it took an hour to get into the room, he could have been a patsy and the guy who shot him in the head could have gotten out of the hotel through ductwork. He was at the end of a hall so when he shot out hismclosed room door, it made the entire hallway a no go zone until swat came and was ready. Guy could crawl around in the ceilig and get somewhere far away, wearing police gear or tourist gear, and blend in to the crowds. He could have even had his/her own room under an assumed name to go to and wait til it all cooled over.
Realizing how much time betwen when the shooting stopped and when thy got in there tells me lots of time for another shooter getaway.
He was having a spat with his wife.
Ok, why didn’t he go kill her?
He lost a lot of money at gambling.
Ok, why didn’t he go kill the casino owner?
He had a brain problem.
Ok, why didn’t he kill his neighbors?
Looks like it was decorated by the psychotics at Warner-Brothers-DC as The Jokers’ lair.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-tZ1gJPiIY
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