First Pictures Emerge Of Vegas Shooter’s Weapons, Hotel Room

This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge

Somehow, Boston 25 News has obtained exclusive photos from what they describe as “police sources” purportedly showing the guns used during Sunday night’s massacre in Las Vegas, where a 64-year-old shooter with a room full of weapons fired on a country music festival from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay casino and resort, killing 59 people and injuring more than 500.

Boston 25’s Jacqui Henrich obtained the photos early Tuesday morning, and they clearly show the gun on the floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel room, along with many rounds of ammunition.

EXCLUSIVE: photo from inside #MandalayBay shooter’s hotel room shows gun, ammo, hammer, bipod, optics @boston25 pic.twitter.com/4B2iRhquq5

— Jacqui Heinrich (@JacquiHeinrich) October 3, 2017

A hammer that was presumably used to break the windows of the room, which was on the 32nd floor, can be seen beside the gun. The bipod used to stand the weapon on as the shooter sprayed the crowd with bullets is also in view.

Las Vegas police said the shooter, Stephen Paddock of Mesquite Nevada, had 23 guns inside his hotel room, including semiautomatic rifles. An additional 19 guns were discovered in his home in Mesquite, along with thousands of rounds of ammunition. Meanwhile, explosives were found in his car, suggesting he may have been planning something even worse than the worst mass shooting in modern American history.

Paddock killed himself as police entered his hotel room, Boston 25 reported.

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In a development that only deepens the mystery surrounding Paddock’s motives, NBC news is reporting that the man who will go down in history as the Mandalay Bay shooter lost a slip-and-fall lawsuit against a Nevada casino in 2014. He reportedly still owed $270 in court fees at the time of his attack.

Security video from the Cosmopolitan Hotel shows Paddock slipping and falling on Oct. 30, 2011, as he walked from a hotel shop towards a high-stakes area in the casino. Paddock said he had slipped in a puddle of liquid and sued the hotel in 2012, initially asking for $100,000, according to an attorney for the hotel.

Footage showing Paddock slipping and falling…

The lawyer met Paddock when he testified in a deposition for the lawsuit. Paddock enjoyed a special high-roller status with perks at at least one Vegas casino, the lawyer said, but he was unkempt in his appearance, looking slovenly and “bizarre” during the deposition.

However, the lawyer said there was “nothing about Paddock that would ever indicate someone who was unstable.”

“This is not a guy that I would have looked at and thought, ‘He’s going to commit a crime one day.”

Paddock’s suit ended up in arbitration in 2014. According to the decision, Paddock reported incurring more than in $32,000 in medical bills, and also wanted to be paid for pain and suffering. Security video shows him getting medical attention and then being stretchered out of the casino.

“As a result of the fall,” said the document, “Mr. Paddock allegedly sustained a tear to his hamstring as well as a sprain/strain injury to his wrist” and elevated blood pressure. The hotel maintained that Paddock had failed to prove negligence because “there was no actual or constructive notice of any liquid in the area of the sundry shop.”

The arbitrator confirmed that the video does show Paddock slipping and falling, but also noted a custodian can be seen passing the same spot about a minute before Paddock’s accident, followed by about 20 hotel customers, and none of them “appear to have noticed anything on the floor [or] tried to avoid a wet area.”

According to Paddock’s brother Eric, Paddock was a millionaire thanks in part to real estate holdings in California. Caesar’s Entertainment had granted him a “Seven Stars” designation as a frequent gambler “with status” at its casino properties, according to a source familiar with the investigation. Seven Stars is the highest level that a high roller can achieve and is only granted by invitation.

In the weeks prior to his death, according to multiple senior law enforcement officials and a casino executive, Paddock had gambled large sums of money at Vegas casinos. Currency transaction reports show that Paddock had recently gambled more than $10,000 a day.

Infamous BMW crime scene photos widely publicized after Tupac Shakur’s Vegas shooting staged: 100% proof

(INTELLIHUB) — Death Row Records rapper Tupac Shakur was gunned down at the corner of E. Flamingo Rd. and Koval Ln. on the night of Sept. 7, 1996, while cruising the streets of Las Vegas after the Tyson vs. Seldon fight at the MGM Hotel in Suge Knights black 1996 BMW 750iL, or so the story goes.

However, Intellihub has uncovered startling new evidence which proves that the BMW filmed in the ‘official crime scene video’ which was captured on the night of the shooting is not, in fact, the same BMW pictured in ‘official crime scene photos’ allegedly belonging to Death Row Records owner Suge Knight.

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Astonishingly, the 1996 BMW 750il pictured below, which also appears in official crime scene photos is not the same BMW captured on video at the actual scene that night.

LAS VEGAS (Sept. 7, 1996) Suge Kight’s shot up 1996 BMW 750il with damage to the rims after Knight reportedly jumped over the median to get away from the shooter. (Photo credit: MSN)

Look at the rims — especially the on the front passenger side — they have spokes and are noticeably bent from when Suge reportedly drove over the median in the opposite direction to flee from the shooting.

Now, look at a screencapture of the front passenger side wheel on the actual video shot from the crime scene that night — it’s a 5-star design and does not have spokes like the BMW pictured in official crime scene photos.

LAS VEGAS — BMW allegedly filmed at the actual crime scene the night of Sept. 7, 1996. (Screencapture via YouTube)

We can also see from the video that the BMW is a wagon hatchback model, like the 525 TDsl and not a sedan as pictured in crime scene photos.

LAS VEGAS — BMW allegedly filmed at the actual crime scene the night of Sept. 7, 1996. (Screencapture via YouTube) LAS VEGAS — BMW allegedly filmed at the actual crime scene the night of Sept. 7, 1996. (Screencapture via YouTube)

Not to mention suspicious audio can be heard in the actual video which can be heard here at about 0:59.

“I did this. I shot some loopholes and shit,” a voice can be heard saying in the video while laughing.

Also, It appears that rapper Yaki Kadafi of the Outlawz can be seen at the scene in two different outfits, hinting that they were filmed/photographed on two separate occasions. Kadafi was reported to be in a car directly behind the BMW.

Another, show descrepancies between the police as if there are two seperate scenes.

Additionally, a police officer named David Myers also gave a deathbed confession that he helped Tupac and Suge fake Tupa’s death in 1996.

Were the crime scene photos or the video staged?

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. Read more from Shep’s World. Get the Podcast. Follow Shep on Facebook and Twitter.

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