The official story surrounding the Las Vegas shooting keeps changing. You’d think the police or the higher-ups would keep their story straight. But, that is not the case.
Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo dramatically changed the department’s account of how the Las Vegas shooting all began on Oct. 1st, 2017 – revealing a shocking gap in the story that begs one very important question.
How on God’s green earth were the police “unable” to pinpoint the shooter’s location sooner?
Lombardo and other officials previously stated that the (alleged) gunman Stephen Paddock shot Mandalay Bay security guard Jesus Campos 10 minutes into his assault.
In another news conference last week, Clark County Undersheriff Kevin McMahill said Campos “had notified his dispatch, which was absolutely critical to us, knowing the location, as well as advising the responding officers as they arrived.”
They claimed Campos was a “hero” for interrupting Paddock and distracting him from his deadly mission. But, that was just a ruse, not on the part of Paddock, but the ones actually behind this deadly attack. Continue to the next page to find out what really happened. Or do you already know?
I sure hope Jesus doesn’t have some freak accident or commit suicide by shooting himself in the back of the head Twice!
Things aren’t adding up, looks more & more like the official story has lots of holes in it?
This sheriff really seems distressed about this unusually distressed! Wonder if he is being pressured from someone???
He bungled this from the get go. He should have stayed off TV until he actually KNEW facts. Disgraceful
The fix is in…since first day
Ya think??
Give them time for what? They already know he was a patsy on an arms deal gone wrong!! They are trying desperately to make up a scenario!
Will we ever know what really happened???
Sounds like a coverup !!!
Do you guys understand the function of an investigation in a highly charged environment? Its a process and all that matters is the final report, if we get to see it. Countless factors at play, international as well.