Something is afoot at the Clark County Coroner’s office: Autopsy of “Stephen Paddock” reveals body was not Paddock, was rather someone else
LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — It is unknown why the Clark County Coroner has released the autopsy report of a random 6′-1″ tall individual with bad teeth after cremating the body, violating court a court order, and then claiming the body is that of the alleged shooter Stephen Paddock when Paddock is clearly 6′-4″ tall and has rather good teeth.
This is not a joke. This is real and should scare any American who entrusts their government, to tell the truth.
The bogus autopsy records were released by the coroner on Friday and contradict everything we know about Paddock physically.
The autopsy showed Paddock, who was just more than six feet tall, was considered to be slightly overweight at 224 pounds, had high blood pressure and bad teeth. But he appeared to be healthy and nothing out of the ordinary was uncovered in his physical condition, even after experts at Stanford University conducted a microscopic brain examination, according to the documents.
Information listed in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s preliminary report on the 1 Oct. massacre, reveals that the body autopsied by Dr. Lisa Gavin may not be Steven Paddock at all.
According to Section VIII of the report titled Suspect Autopsy: “On 10-06-17, at approximately 1625 hours, under CCOCME case 17-10064 and FBI incident number 4-LV-2215061 an autopsy was performed on the body of Paddock at the CCOCME
by Doctor Lisa Gavin.”
However, the report lists the decedent Stephen Paddock as being only “73 inches” tall (6′-1″) despite the fact that it is well known that Paddock was 6′-4″ in height and had a much larger frame than the dead guy pictured in the leaked crime scene photographs.
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In 2010, Paddock’s height was listed as 6′-4″ on a Sport Fishing, Trapping, Hunting License registered with the State of Alaska. The information was verified with Paddock’s California driver’s license by a duly authorized fish and game vendor in the State of Alaska.
Additionally, the eye color listed on the official state document says Paddock’s eyes were “BL” (blue), while the autopsy report says the decedent’s eyes are “brown.” Again, the document is based on Paddock’s California driver’s license.
As you can see in the following photograph, Paddock is 6′-4″ tall, not 6′-1″, as the autopsy claims.
A 6′-4″ tall Stephen Paddock (left) (Image: ABC News)
Moreover, the time of death listed in the autopsy report was 12:00 noon on Oct. 2, 2017, which conflicts with what authorities initially reported.
The autopsy report also states in reference to a bullet exit wound:
Exit: No corresponding exit
This could mean one of two things — either there was a separate exit wound at a different trajectory than the mouth wound or there was no exit at all.
Youtuber AmericanEveryman does an awesome job at pointing out how the projectile may have never exited the skull of he man autopsied, despite the fact that the alleged self-inflicted gunshot wound was reportedly done with a rather powerful weapon.
Additionally, the report cited “blunt force injuries to extremities.” The upper right calf, left calf, and right knee were mentioned, possibly suggesting a struggle.
If that’s not enough, the autopsy describes how the anterior teeth are in poor condition and details that a majority of the maxillary teeth are missing. Were the teeth removed from the body so that it ultimately couldn’t be identified?
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Why did the autopsy report not include the gloves pictured on the body in the so-called crime scene photos? Who took the fingerprints and confirmed they were Paddock’s? This person needs to be looked into.
Furthermore, there was casing, from the bullet, “visible within some of the radiographs of the head, neck, and chest” which suggests the body may have also had a gunshot wound to the neck and the chest, as many online sleuths have already speculated.
In terms of toxicology, the autopsy states that high levels of Arsenic, Betahydroxybutyric Acid, Mercury, Selenium, Antimony, Lead, Chlorphiniramine, Nordiazepam, Oxazepam, Temazepam were found in the decedent’s blood. The decedent also tested positive for caffeine and Theobromine.
Withal, it has now been made apparent why the body was cremated.
Did the real Stephen Paddock and others make their getaway, prompting authorities to produce a body in an effort to appease the general public?
Did the real Stephen Paddock and others make their getaway, prompting authorities to produce a body in an effort to appease the general public? #stephenpaddock#LasVegasShooting
“The coroner seems to think that there has to be some chain of custody because of the criminal investigation”
LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — It appears that Clark County Coroner John Fudenberg may be corrupt and that authorities may be trying to hide something about the 1 October massacre by burning the evidence.
This all comes after Eric Paddock, the brother of the alleged shooter Stephen Paddock, told reporters that he was furious over the coroner’s decision to cremate Stephen Paddock’s body and not ship it to him as promised.
“The coroner seems to think that there has to be some chain of custody because of the criminal investigation,” Paddock said. “The coroner originally told me that he had constructed a plan to have the FBI deliver the remains and this was not the truth.”
Paddock traveled to Vegas where he picked up the remains Thursday morning.
Stephen Paddock was cremated on December 21, 2017.
Eric Paddock has said that he has not yet seen an autopsy which raises further questions.
Last Oct. 15, 2017, California Governor Jerry Brown signed the controversial Assembly Bill 967, or the bill that makes it legal to dispose of human remains through water cremation. Also known as alkaline hydrolysis, Californians will be able to choose this cremation method for their loved ones as early as 2020.
Despite its name, water cremation doesn’t actually make use of water. The process entails placing a body into a steel vat containing an alkaline solution composed of 95 percent water and five percent potassium hydroxide or lye. The combination of chemicals, pressure, and heat that reaches 350 degrees Fahrenheit (or 177 degrees Celsius) quicken the rate of decomposition until all that are left behind are bones, sterile water, and any medical implants. The remaining bones are then crushed into ash and returned to the family.
Matter Baskerville, an Illinois-based funeral director whose funeral home utilizes water cremation, has stated that the process leaves behind a finer, softer ash than what is normally produced by flame-based cremation.
According to DailyMail.co.uk, water cremation was first developed as a way to get rid of animal carcasses by processing them into plant food. It remained this way until the 1990s when two researchers at Albany Medical College in New York began disposing of lab animals through alkaline hydrolysis. These researchers then became involved with a company called WR2 that constructed the first water cremation machine that could handle a human body. The first known use of the machine was in 2006 in the Mayo Clinic’s anatomical bequest program in Rochester, Minnesota.
Proponents of water cremation have touted it as a green alternative to standard cremations and burials amid growing concerns over the carbon footprints of these methods. For one, the use of energy to heat and cool the lye is said to emit 80 percent less carbon dioxide than flame cremations that burn natural gas. Water cremation also leaves behind inorganic materials like tooth fillings and pacemakers, which could ease the fears of toxic chemicals polluting the environment. (Related: California may legalize “liquid cremation” in bizarre attempt to fight global warming.)
Moreover, the roiling lye has been said to sterilize organic materials, break down toxic chemicals, and reduce the risk of disease spreading. Joe Wilson, CEO of alkaline hydrolysis systems manufacturer Bio-Response Solutions, told ScientificAmerican.com: “It’s hot as hell in there, and alkali is a powerful sterilant at temperature. Even the hardiest pathogen, an anthrax spore, is easily killed.”
The new law will require funeral homes to apply for permits from their local water authorities before they can offer water cremation as an option. These permits will allow the funeral homes to send the remains into the sewage system on-site. Alternatively, the funerals homes could partner up with companies experienced in handling and disposing biological waste. These came as responses to concerns over the high pH levels involved in water cremation, as the pH of the discharged wastes goes above 11.
While some people have approached the idea of water cremation with trepidation, others have embraced it as a huge and positive change in cremation. Todd Gloria, the California assemblyman who wrote the bill, is one of them. Gloria has stated that he hopes water cremation will become the new norm, and is taking the necessary steps to do so. “I plan to be cremated. It would be poetic if I could take advantage of my own bill,” said Gloria.
The act of scattering ashes in different locations at different times is known as “wildcat scattering”, a practice that is prohibited but popular in Central Park and Disneyland.
Ashes can be scattered at national parks, at sea, and by air. However, there are strict regulations for each one. For example, national parks require permits for scattering remains. Scattering remains by ship or by plane over sea, meanwhile, needs to be reported to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) within 30 days.
There’s a body of research — treatments, cures, procedures — that are afforded by wealthy elites, quietly worked on in private labs and little talked about in the media.
While this seems like the plot from a Twilight Zone episode, like all good Twilight Zone episodes, it’s much more science fact than science fiction.
Shepard Ambellas is an opinion journalist, analyst, and the founder and editor-in-chief of Intellihub News & Politics (Intellihub.com). Shepard is also known for producing Shade: The Motion Picture (2013) and appearing on Travel Channel’s America Declassified (2013). Shepard is a regular contributor to Infowars. Shepard is the leading journalist covering the Las Vegas Massacre, logging over 800+ hours, 130+ reports, during his ongoing investigation. Read more from Shep’s World. Follow Shep on Facebook. Subscribe to Shep’s YouTube channel.
