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Man_Bear_Pig

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36. I wonder if he worked on that before he did this.

Reply to csziggy (Reply #30)

Tue Oct 3, 2017, 01:12 AM

Oct 2017

He obviously knew what he was going to do. I wonder if he did any legal work to transfer stuff into other people's names before doing this. If so, could a judge declare it a false transfer, even if it was before the massacre?

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Las Vegas Shooter Stephen Paddock Had Recent Large Gambling Transactions [View all] brooklynite Oct 2017 OP

I had a feeling Watchfoxheadexplodes Oct 2017 #1

If it were wins he'd still be gambling BeyondGeography Oct 2017 #3

Girlfriend problems and gambling losses. For sure. SharonAnn Oct 2017 #35

Almost certainly. joshcryer Oct 2017 #37

i'd go with losses barbtries Oct 2017 #2

Doesn't explain, additionally, why the target was a concert across the street, not the Hotel itself. brooklynite Oct 2017 #5

i speculate barbtries Oct 2017 #12

Convience and probablity of mass casulties. joshcryer Oct 2017 #38

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Come on, Hoyt. That last bit was stupid Codeine Oct 2017 #22

With one or two rifles, maybe. Sorry, but more than that and one is contributing Hoyt Oct 2017 #32

Possibly he was planning on dying... HopeAgain Oct 2017 #6

Do we know days room was booked for? Watchfoxheadexplodes Oct 2017 #7

I heard on GMA he checked in on Thursday. OnlinePoker Oct 2017 #9

What's weird though renegade000 Oct 2017 #8

Could be he was heavily indebted on those assets. denverbill Oct 2017 #15

I hope he had enough assets to provide for his victims csziggy Oct 2017 #30

I wonder if he worked on that before he did this. Man_Bear_Pig Oct 2017 #36

It's time to start profiling wealthy people who own multiple homes and airplanes IronLionZion Oct 2017 #17

Well, sure if you profile like an Aldrich Ames... renegade000 Oct 2017 #34

The Soviets were paying Aldrich Ames and others like him IronLionZion Oct 2017 #39

"If he was getting all the money from another source" delisen Oct 2017 #31

Room booked with girlfriend's ID More_Cowbell Oct 2017 #10

Because people book online. LisaM Oct 2017 #11

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With that level of gambling, he probably could have gotten free rooms all over Las Vegas Not Ruth Oct 2017 #13

Why bring 10 weapons to a hotel room Willing2Volunteer Oct 2017 #14

It might have postponed it for a little bit. Dave Starsky Oct 2017 #20

From what I just saw his brother say on MSNBC he won 250,000 at some point and redstatebluegirl Oct 2017 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author MountainFool Oct 2017 #19

You are right. Scruffy1 Oct 2017 #24

If he won $250,000 on one occasion, that means he lost more. yardwork Oct 2017 #29

yes, rational people go on killing sprees after a big win. Javaman Oct 2017 #18

one could certainly point out that this guy was hardly rational ;) unblock Oct 2017 #27

Next will be NCDem777 Oct 2017 #21

Freepers are already on that shit. Codeine Oct 2017 #23

I'll say it again without remorse NCDem777 Oct 2017 #25

Sadly, I'm not sure I can disagree. nt Codeine Oct 2017 #26

Alex Jones already on the deep state conspiracy. Bill O'loofah says "it's the price of freedom." sarcasmo Oct 2017 #33