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muddinmetal said:Yeah, but OJ is not a convicted murderer, remember?
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muddinmetal said:Yeah, but OJ is not a convicted murderer, remember?
Watch all the interviews of his brother, he is a quirky sumbitch too like others have described the shooter. I know there is a layer of shock there as early as he was interviewed, but he still acts strange. He also would not describe at all the business he was in with the shooter. Just an odd guy.tonybolton said:This shooter just seems like he was a puppet for something much bigger.....just that gut feeling. I certainly know that I would HATE to have a member of my family commit a crime like this and be left to explain their actions.
Hell, I was surprised his brother / neighbors were willing to be on camera. I would be afraid some of the victims family or some ANTI-whoeverwasoffended group would come after me seeking EYE FOR EYE justice. Jus never know about people these days until that last piece in the Genga puzzle is pulled anymore.
My thoughts exactly. I'm also not sure why so many people find it so difficult to believe he got this many guns and ammo into his room unnoticed. Not people here, mostly social media. I guess they've never been to a casino. Every time I go I've got one, if not two, handguns in my luggage bag with my clothes and ****. I usually throw my Glock in there when I leave the house, then take my Ruger out of my truck and put it in bag also so it doesn't come up missing via valet parking. Sure there are security staff all around, but someone walking in or out of the casino with a luggage bag isn't uncommon last I checked. AR's are easily disassembled to fit in smaller bags, carry a few ARs, few handguns, and as many loaded mags as you can fit in one trip, over the course of the 3.5 days he was there, it wouldn't be that hard to do at all. Also different security staff work different shifts and days, so it's not like he was walking in and out in front of the same guard each time he made a trip to his vehicle...not to mention there are usually a couple different main ways to go in and out a casino that's that big. I would bet that I could smuggle the same **** in a hotel room if I were to be willing to take the risk.dwa2469 said:I may be naïve, but, I do not think it hard to believe, this guy did exactly what he is being accused of. Nothing he did required any special skill, just some cash and be crazy enough.
TacomaJD said:I would bet that I could smuggle the same **** in a hotel room if I were to be willing to take the risk.
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TacomaJD said:My thoughts exactly. I'm also not sure why so many people find it so difficult to believe he got this many guns and ammo into his room unnoticed. Not people here, mostly social media. I guess they've never been to a casino. Every time I go I've got one, if not two, handguns in my luggage bag with my clothes and ****. I usually throw my Glock in there when I leave the house, then take my Ruger out of my truck and put it in bag also so it doesn't come up missing via valet parking. Sure there are security staff all around, but someone walking in or out of the casino with a luggage bag isn't uncommon last I checked. AR's are easily disassembled to fit in smaller bags, carry a few ARs, few handguns, and as many loaded mags as you can fit in one trip, over the course of the 3.5 days he was there, it wouldn't be that hard to do at all. Also different security staff work different shifts and days, so it's not like he was walking in and out in front of the same guard each time he made a trip to his vehicle...not to mention there are usually a couple different main ways to go in and out a casino that's that big. I would bet that I could smuggle the same **** in a hotel room if I were to be willing to take the risk.
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TacomaJD said:Where he lives you don't just go shoot in your back yard.
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True, just wondered if he might have started out as a hobbyist visiting ranges then turned dark. If his interest in guns was with dark intent from the start, I'm sure he stayed in the desert.TBItoy said:Nevada?
pretty sure you can shoot in the desert, pretty much anywhere out there on the LARGE expanses of federal land
I thought the exact same thing.slravenel said:I didnt see any on the guns in the pictures...but some of the barrages sounded A LOT like a trigger crank. With the cyclical change in speed I would have put money on them being crank setups...but from what has come out since...I might would have made a losing bet!
The lower windows open for cleaning and maintenance. Not sure which floors exactly. But that would be why it wasn't busted out.TacomaJD said:People keep saying that and I've seen the vids, but there is no windows broken out on lower floors....was somebody hanging on the window like spiderman spraying lead?
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The Luke said:The lower windows open for cleaning and maintenance. Not sure which floors exactly. But that would be why it wasn't busted out.