Pete Williams just said that Paddock was a special guest who

[malaise]

given the room (I mean suite) for free because he was a high roller. So no one was suspicious and no one was watching him.

[mainstreetonce]

1. If he was a comp guest

He probably had his own comp manager who knew him well and questioned nothing as long as he was a high roller.

It looks like he signed into that room with the gf's ID and no one cared because they knew him.

[malaise]

2. Precisely

Look for law suits

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

3. Look for bankruptcy.

[malaise]

4. Yep n/t

[onenote]

7. Why?

In what way was the hotel liable?

[grantcart]

6. His suite was comped

[mainstreetonce]

8. I think it puts the gf in danger

Of being charged as an accomplice if the room was really in her name.

He had her ID while she traveled out of the country?

Did he steal it,or she knew he had it?

[malaise]

9. Huh! n/t

[gratuitous]

5. It almost makes you wonder . . .

This past year or so, we've heard all about these mythical white working class voters who cast their ballots for Donald Trump because of their economic insecurity and stuff. Here's a wealthy white guy, presumably not all worried about his financial situation, raining death down on an unsuspecting crowd, and we flat don't know what to do with him. There's no pigeon hole he fits in. It's almost as if these artificial media constructs are created to sell a narrative that may or may not have any basis in reality. Huh.

[malaise]

10. True

The problem is that the profile of a terrorist was created to drive fear, perpetuate racism and hate the 'other'.
Meanwhile the white male literally gets away with murder.