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Heaven Swan wrote:The people storming the Bellagio 30-45 minutes after the shooting of the concert-goers could have been people running from the concert seeking refuge.
Iamwhomiam wrote:I don't buy it. They were in the bar and heard & saw the front door shot out with bullet casings covering the ground?
Project Willow wrote:I thought the after interview was powerful in that it speaks to how people are so easily cowed after surviving an event like that, too afraid to post their own stories and pictures under their real names, afraid they'll lose their jobs, and the gaslighting by the hotel employee, and the reporter whose editor won't let the story through. That's how it's done. You don't have to threaten each and every victim to keep them quiet, just show them how much power you wield through ordinary systems of authority, and people comply. I've read more than one witness saying they even began to doubt their own lived experience.
Shooter complained that Mandalay Bay guests below him were too noisy
By Karen Kucher, The San Diego Union-Tribune (TNS)
Friday, Oct. 6, 2017 | 2 a.m.
A San Diego man in Las Vegas for last weekend's county music festival says he stayed in a Mandalay Bay hotel room directly below gunman Stephen Paddock and that Paddock complained repeatedly that he was playing his music too loudly.
Albert Garzon said he didn't realize until after Paddock's deadly rampage — he killed 59 people, including himself, and wounded another 500 as he sprayed gunfire from the 32nd floor of the hotel Sunday night — that the gunman was the person who had called security on him.
Garzon told San Diego Fox 5 that after he returned to his 31st floor room, he looked out the window and saw a curtain flapping in the wind from a broken window in Paddock's room above. He could not be reached for comment.
At some point before the concert, Garzon said he was partying in his room with his wife, Jessica, and two friends when security guards knocked on his door and asked him to turn down his music.
"Security came up to our room and said, you have a guest right above you that is complaining you guys are being too loud," he said. "I didn't think twice about it. I said, yeah, we will turn the music down."
About a half hour or 45 minutes later, Garzon said, a different set of security guards knocked on his door. They told him: ''Hey bud, this is your second time. You have a guest above you that is complaining again, so we have to ask you to turn it down," he said.
Garzon said they warned him if they had to contact him a third time, his guests would have to leave.
Garzon said he went to the concert but left early after he got a funny feeling. His wife and two friends stayed at the show and were there when the shooting began.
"As I'm leaving the hotel, my wife is calling me, screaming, saying that they are being shot at," he said. Garzon told Fox 5 he got separated from his friends and wife after the shooting, and couldn't get back to the hotel for at least 14 hours because the strip was locked down.
https://lasvegassun.com/news/2017/oct/0 ... sts-below/
Elvis » 07 Oct 2017 07:28 wrote:The woman and her husband have made it very clear that they saw no shooters, no guns, no bullet hits, no doors or windows shot out at the Bellagio. The husband is an experienced Marine, according to the wife, who is able to discern gunfire from other sounds, and the direction and distance; he's convinced it was "automatic" gunfire. To me, this more or less rules out firecrackers or jackhammers.
Elvis » Sat Oct 07, 2017 11:28 am wrote:Heaven Swan wrote:The people storming the Bellagio 30-45 minutes after the shooting of the concert-goers could have been people running from the concert seeking refuge.
Good thoughts in your post, but keep in mind that the Bellagio is 1.5 miles away from the concert. (According to the woman Renee.)
Burnt Hill » 07 Oct 2017 19:26 wrote:Elvis » Sat Oct 07, 2017 11:28 am wrote:Heaven Swan wrote:The people storming the Bellagio 30-45 minutes after the shooting of the concert-goers could have been people running from the concert seeking refuge.
Good thoughts in your post, but keep in mind that the Bellagio is 1.5 miles away from the concert. (According to the woman Renee.)
I am probably missing something here, but isn't that pretty much exactly how long it would take to go that far?
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