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6:19Now PlayingWhat if Stephen Paddock didn't shoot anyone from room 32-135?
What if NO SHOTS were fired from room 32-135?
What if the window to the room WAS NOT broken when the LVMPD breached the room?
What would that mean?
What are the ramifications?
Is Stephen Paddock innocent of murder?
In possibly our most damning episode yet, John Cullen and the team take a close look at what most likely happened in room 32-135 the night of October 1st, 2017 and ask, "What did the officers in the police helicopter see??"
Why can't we see room 32-135? Why don't we see any broken windows in this footage? Aren't the officers in the helicopter interested in Paddock's room?
Certainly a bold claim, John Cullen remains steadfast in his insistence that the attack was perpetrated from the air primarily, but does not rule out ground-based shooters, particulary in light of the 911 calls released re: the Bellagio, and the large number of calls between 11:15 pm and 11:45 pm.. 911 call evidence illustrates that although the aerial assault was over by 10:17 pm, there were still shooters on the ground.
John Cullen has questioned whether ANY shots were fired from 32-135 at all, and now we have more evidence to help illuminate the answer.
Las Vegas Shooting Collaboration continues with John Cullen leveraging work done by Weg Oag, Las Vegas SHooting Archive and Brian Shields to again to attempt to get closer to the truth of what happened on October 1st at the Harvest Festival.
We have put forth enough evidence to warrant further investigation by the free press, if one still exists. Why do we not see CNN, CBS News, NBC News, ABC News, the NY Times or Washington Post digging in and asking the tough questions?
If this video doesn't spark the mainstream media to re-launch the investigation into the Las Vegas Shooting, they should be ashamed of themselves..
As the Media / Press has given up on investigating the Las Vegas Shooting altogether, independent journalists are all the survivors and victim's families have to bridge their current situation with an understanding of the true events of that night, and who to hold responsible, ultimately, for this travesty.
It's time for answers.
It's time serious questions are asked.
It's time to arrest co-conspirators if this incredible evidence conclusion is correct.
The deception from the LVMPD needs to be exposed.
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