Sheriff give interview:
“There is a lot of people that have hundreds and hundreds of guns, but for this individual to do it at a certain point in time and to do it all with such robust action, you would think that Ms. Danley would have some information associated with that,” he said. “But currently we haven’t been able to pull that out of her, if it’s in her.”
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"No motive for the Oct. 1 shooting has been revealed yet, but Lombardo said that since September 2015, Paddock – a high-rolling gambler – had lost a significant amount of wealth.
“I think that might have a determining factor on what he determined to do,” Lombardo said.
The sheriff said Paddock was narcissistic, had some bouts of depression and was very status-driven, based on how he liked to be recognized in the casinos and by his family and friends, which was starting to decline."
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"Paddock fired off more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition from his room at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino and had access to over 4,000 more, Lombardo told KLAS.
The shooting spree stopped after, according to Lombardo’s belief, Paddock realized the authorities were closing in.
“I believe the suspect believed the wolf was at the door and took his own life,” Lombardo said.
A hard drive that was missing from one of Paddock’s laptops found in the room after police entered has still not been recovered.
“The hard drive was not located in the room,” Lombardo said. “We may never know where that hard drive is. It could have been removed years ago.”"
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/11/02/la ... gests.html
So I'm not a computer whiz, but carrying around a laptop without a hard drive would be rather pointless, eh?
I'm also sure Paddock is not the first person to lose a lot of money in Las Vegas, but he is the first millionaire to go on a mass killing spree, if we are to believe the official version of events.
Sorry, I'm still putting my bet on the conspiracy theory about him being involved in an arms dealing sting.