Hundreds of protestors gathered outside the Mandalay Bay hotel on Sunday, in protest to the ongoing FBI cover-up surrounding the mass shooting on Oct. 1st, 2017.
“Show us the tapes,” protestors chanted, demanding that authorities release surveillance footage of the night of the massacre – footage that will likely vindicate the multiple shooters theory.
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Ktnv.com reports: “We want to know the truth. We’re tired of the lies, we’re tired of the murders, it’s got to stop,” one protester told 13 Action News.
“They should release the video.”
Those at the event say officials are taking too long to release information.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has already released a preliminary investigation report which includes evidence photos from the shooter’s hotel rooms and a list of guns and other evidence found in his hotel rooms and residences.
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A FEW HUNDRED lemmings standing around with signs chanting…lol…. if you are going to take the time to pick up one of the pre made signs….. bring a gun and shoot a few government slaves and really make a fucking impact….. YOU ARE WASTING YOUR TIME ….. nothing will come from this low level gathering…. lol
What or who ever was actually the target, you can see from one video , coming from one of the circling helicopeters near the hotel, flashes from controlled bursts of gunfire….which was NOT navigational lights. Hired mercs trying to take out a Saudi royality or drive him to run home? Whomever actualy knows isn’t talking, but seems maybe gun control legislation or marketing security devices might have been a secondary motivation, seeing how they also targeted the general public.