Room Service Receipt Shows Paddock had Guest in Room

[Asclepias]

That's the point. You get to see how they think to understand why they do the things they do. That's why a lot of academics and criminologist are so dismayed when these people kill themselves and can't be interviewed.

Oh I know it is important to interview them and study them, but I don't think they really know what is wrong with them. It is a very interesting topic though, IMO.

I toldja --- it's a masculinity thing. You notice they're always male, right? It's all about power.

When you're perched in a safe (for now) place where you can make people dance and scream and bleed and run for cover in terror by remote control --- that's power. That's also why the firearm is the weapon of choice. If it were simply about murder, any method would do. Guns return the sensory input they seek, which is the blood and the screams and the palpable fear.

If they couldn't watch that and didn't have that sensory feedback, there would be no point.

I don't really see how being a psychotic sadist is related to masculinity. That is not how I define the word masculinity anyways.

It isn't. Power is. That's the key word here. It's why you see so many of these guys who are disgruntled ex-employees, or they've gone bankrupt, or their family fell apart, something took away their perception of power. And once that obsession is desperate enough, strafing helpless people from a distance, gets that power back and feeds that fix, however temporarily. It's a rush.

If you can stomach it watch the video of Harris and Klebold at Columbine. You can see and hear that rush as they whoop with their own adrenaline. They too were outcasts IIRC. Again --- lost power, regained for the moment. They're high on it.

That's also why the victims are random. Because it doesn't matter who they are or what their stories are; what matters is that there are plenty of targets and they're all vulnerable.

I can't understand how anyone could get a sense of "power" out of doing something like that. It is pretty cowardly if you ask me.

Its a male thing. Mainly a white male thing.

 

[Asclepias]

That's the point. You get to see how they think to understand why they do the things they do. That's why a lot of academics and criminologist are so dismayed when these people kill themselves and can't be interviewed.

Oh I know it is important to interview them and study them, but I don't think they really know what is wrong with them. It is a very interesting topic though, IMO.

I toldja --- it's a masculinity thing. You notice they're always male, right? It's all about power.

When you're perched in a safe (for now) place where you can make people dance and scream and bleed and run for cover in terror by remote control --- that's power. That's also why the firearm is the weapon of choice. If it were simply about murder, any method would do. Guns return the sensory input they seek, which is the blood and the screams and the palpable fear.

If they couldn't watch that and didn't have that sensory feedback, there would be no point.

I don't really see how being a psychotic sadist is related to masculinity. That is not how I define the word masculinity anyways.

It isn't. Power is. That's the key word here. It's why you see so many of these guys who are disgruntled ex-employees, or they've gone bankrupt, or their family fell apart, something took away their perception of power. And once that obsession is desperate enough, strafing helpless people from a distance, gets that power back and feeds that fix, however temporarily. It's a rush.

If you can stomach it watch the video of Harris and Klebold at Columbine. You can see and hear that rush as they whoop with their own adrenaline. They too were outcasts IIRC. Again --- lost power, regained for the moment. They're high on it.

That's also why the victims are random. Because it doesn't matter who they are or what their stories are; what matters is that there are plenty of targets and they're all vulnerable.

I can't understand how anyone could get a sense of "power" out of doing something like that. It is pretty cowardly if you ask me.

Think of how you feel when you walk into a room full of men and they are all looking at you like they would do anything to hit that.

 

[Care4all]

I just got all of Mary Higgins Clark series at 25 cents a pop from a thrift store. I love murder mysteries. And the complete Perry Mason series on DVD. YAY!

Try Patricia Cornwell. Her books are like a combination of Sherlock Holmes, CSI, and Law and Order all rolled into one.

I have ALL of her books, except any recent ones if there are ones....? I LOVE HER BOOKS!

I read them all up to Black Notice. She kind of jumped the shark with that one.

I haven't read Black Notice....I can't remember what I read up to...but I have them all in hard cover in the book case in the den area... I'll let ya know what I got up to...!!!

What do ya mean, she jumped the shark with that one? Patricia? or the character, Kay Scarpetta? Was it unbelievable? Or the creep she usually discovers a real sicko?

They make the perp in the book sound like they are a werewolf. That's as far as I'll go about that. I don't want to ruin it for you. I'm not sure which my favorite is, but probably the Body Farm.

oooooo, that was a mind blowing book...that was her best book! I read it about 20 years ago! That was either the first book I read of hers or one of the first two or three books....I traveled a lot when I was working, and truly hated to fly though I had to all the time, so that's really how I got in to reading her books and many other authors like her....on my airplane rides....

Have you ever read James Patterson books, with Alex Cross as the main character? He has some mind blowing books too....

 

[Lewdog]

Try Patricia Cornwell. Her books are like a combination of Sherlock Holmes, CSI, and Law and Order all rolled into one.

I have ALL of her books, except any recent ones if there are ones....? I LOVE HER BOOKS!

I read them all up to Black Notice. She kind of jumped the shark with that one.

I haven't read Black Notice....I can't remember what I read up to...but I have them all in hard cover in the book case in the den area... I'll let ya know what I got up to...!!!

What do ya mean, she jumped the shark with that one? Patricia? or the character, Kay Scarpetta? Was it unbelievable? Or the creep she usually discovers a real sicko?

They make the perp in the book sound like they are a werewolf. That's as far as I'll go about that. I don't want to ruin it for you. I'm not sure which my favorite is, but probably the Body Farm.

oooooo, that was a mind blowing book...that was her best book! I read it about 20 years ago! That was either the first book I read of hers or one of the first two or three books....I traveled a lot when I was working, and truly hated to fly though I had to all the time, so that's really how I got in to reading her books and many other authors like her....on my airplane rides....

Have you ever read James Patterson books, with Alex Cross as the main character? He has some mind blowing books too....

I think I read one Patterson book but I mostly read Vonnegut, Cornwell, Stephen King, and Ann Rice.

 

[Pogo]

That's the point. You get to see how they think to understand why they do the things they do. That's why a lot of academics and criminologist are so dismayed when these people kill themselves and can't be interviewed.

Oh I know it is important to interview them and study them, but I don't think they really know what is wrong with them. It is a very interesting topic though, IMO.

I toldja --- it's a masculinity thing. You notice they're always male, right? It's all about power.

When you're perched in a safe (for now) place where you can make people dance and scream and bleed and run for cover in terror by remote control --- that's power. That's also why the firearm is the weapon of choice. If it were simply about murder, any method would do. Guns return the sensory input they seek, which is the blood and the screams and the palpable fear.

If they couldn't watch that and didn't have that sensory feedback, there would be no point.

I don't really see how being a psychotic sadist is related to masculinity. That is not how I define the word masculinity anyways.

It isn't. Power is. That's the key word here. It's why you see so many of these guys who are disgruntled ex-employees, or they've gone bankrupt, or their family fell apart, something took away their perception of power. And once that obsession is desperate enough, strafing helpless people from a distance, gets that power back and feeds that fix, however temporarily. It's a rush.

If you can stomach it watch the video of Harris and Klebold at Columbine. You can see and hear that rush as they whoop with their own adrenaline. They too were outcasts IIRC. Again --- lost power, regained for the moment. They're high on it.

That's also why the victims are random. Because it doesn't matter who they are or what their stories are; what matters is that there are plenty of targets and they're all vulnerable.

I can't understand how anyone could get a sense of "power" out of doing something like that. It is pretty cowardly if you ask me.

Here ya go Chris -- one of a slew of articles and views on all this psychology: Toxic Masculinity
Hope this helps.

 

[Care4all]

I have ALL of her books, except any recent ones if there are ones....? I LOVE HER BOOKS!

I read them all up to Black Notice. She kind of jumped the shark with that one.

I haven't read Black Notice....I can't remember what I read up to...but I have them all in hard cover in the book case in the den area... I'll let ya know what I got up to...!!!

What do ya mean, she jumped the shark with that one? Patricia? or the character, Kay Scarpetta? Was it unbelievable? Or the creep she usually discovers a real sicko?

They make the perp in the book sound like they are a werewolf. That's as far as I'll go about that. I don't want to ruin it for you. I'm not sure which my favorite is, but probably the Body Farm.

oooooo, that was a mind blowing book...that was her best book! I read it about 20 years ago! That was either the first book I read of hers or one of the first two or three books....I traveled a lot when I was working, and truly hated to fly though I had to all the time, so that's really how I got in to reading her books and many other authors like her....on my airplane rides....

Have you ever read James Patterson books, with Alex Cross as the main character? He has some mind blowing books too....

I think I read one Patterson book but I mostly read Vonnegut, Cornwell, Stephen King, and Ann Rice.

on patterson, Along came a Spider and Kiss the girls were his very best books... I think it was Along Came A Spider, where I was near the end and it was 2am in the morning, and I just could not put the book down....I HAD to find out what happened!!! By that point my eyes were completely dry and my contact lenses were sticking and real dry.....could not continue, so I woke my husband up....and begged him to read me the last chapter out loud....and thank God he really loves me, cuz he did!!!!

 

[irosie91]

26.00 dollars for a burger, and 10.00 for water? Motive.....

If I had to pay 26 bucks for a burger-----I might go on a machine gun spree too

 

[Pogo]

26.00 dollars for a burger, and 10.00 for water? Motive.....

If I had to pay 26 bucks for a burger-----I might go on a machine gun spree too

Whelp --- that's carnivorism for ya.

 

[Marion Morrison]

$84 for a burger, some tater soup, and a Pepsi?

Motive!

 

[Marion Morrison]

Las Vegas killer's 'room service receipt' prompts fears of second person

why would the waiter take a picture of the receipt on the 27th, three days before the mass murder? All those receipts get turned in that night, for the Night Auditor to balance the books? The waiter would not have the capabilities to get to this receipt after the attack, 3 days later?

was he taking phone pics of who he served to keep track of his tips???

That pisses me off if waiters do that....taking photos of receipts with your name and room number and maybe a charge card info?

It's possible HE checked in on Monday, and the suite/room adjoining was not available then, and on Thursday the suite next door opened up and he checked in on Thursday for that room....

the cops are holding off telling the public on him checking in earlier for the initial room because they are chasing leads on a possible suspect that helped him and don't want the suspect to know?

Oh there were definitely other people involved.

Every shot is @ 330 yards and hitting targets with a bump-fire stock?

Ho, okay.


You can't hit a target @ 25 yards accurately using a bump-fire stock. Let alone 330 yards.

 

[Marion Morrison]

Yeah, but they don't know. They are crazy!

That's the point. You get to see how they think to understand why they do the things they do. That's why a lot of academics and criminologist are so dismayed when these people kill themselves and can't be interviewed.

Oh I know it is important to interview them and study them, but I don't think they really know what is wrong with them. It is a very interesting topic though, IMO.

I toldja --- it's a masculinity thing. You notice they're always male, right? It's all about power.

When you're perched in a safe (for now) place where you can make people dance and scream and bleed and run for cover in terror by remote control --- that's power. That's also why the firearm is the weapon of choice. If it were simply about murder, any method would do. Guns return the sensory input they seek, which is the blood and the screams and the palpable fear.

If they couldn't watch that and didn't have that sensory feedback, there would be no point.

I don't really see how being a psychotic sadist is related to masculinity. That is not how I define the word masculinity anyways.

It isn't. Power is. That's the key word here. It's why you see so many of these guys who are disgruntled ex-employees, or they've gone bankrupt, or their family fell apart, something took away their perception of power. And once that obsession is desperate enough, strafing helpless people from a distance, gets that power back and feeds that fix, however temporarily. It's a rush.

If you can stomach it watch the video of Harris and Klebold at Columbine. You can see and hear that rush as they whoop with their own adrenaline. They too were outcasts IIRC. Again --- lost power, regained for the moment. They're high on it.

That's also why the victims are random. Because it doesn't matter who they are or what their stories are; what matters is that there are plenty of targets and they're all vulnerable.

Sounds like Pogo's considering going out in a blaze of glory.

IDGAF what these asshats motivation is.

I don't care what kind of "rush" they get either.

I know this shit didn't happen so often from 1900-2000.

I think it's the school system.


I highly doubt Stephen Paddock did the shooting.

Guy has guns for 4 months, has 23 of them in a hotel room, all dialed in to hit 330 yard targets?

There's significant bullet drop with .223 after 100 yards.

Sell that bullshit to someone else. It takes time, because every gun shoots differently.

I could eat all that in 1 sitting.

 

[irosie91]

mossad?

 

[Marion Morrison]

mossad?

No.

Leftists/globalists.

Whoever=evil.

 

[irosie91]

mossad?

No.

Leftists/globalists.

Whoever=evil.

yes---the question remains as to how MANY people were
involved-----and what sorts of organizations were behind it. ----one guy with a few rifles NEVER MADE SENSE. Of course it was not mossad-----the burger was not even kosher. Just the word "GLOBALISM" give me the creeps

 

[irosie91]

getting back on topic------there has to be a lot more KNOWN
about this atrocity-------I CAN'T BEAR THE SUSPENSE

 

[Vastator]

The most suspicious aspect of this event; is the tight lipped attitude coming from authorities. If it’s as simple as they say... Then the shooters dead, the situation is over. So there’s no reason not to publish the note, hotel footage, witness statements, crime scene photos, and on, and on... Not a national security issue, and there are no other suspects. It’s over, and done with...
But that isn’t what’s happening; now is it...?

 

[Moonglow]

26.00 dollars for a burger, and 10.00 for water? Motive.....

High rolling joints are like that..

 

[L.K.Eder]

Paddock ordered ... a bagel with cream cheese, a potato soup,

I KNEW we'd get blamed for this.

Did you also notice it was a burger without cheese or mayo?

nope, it says provolone.

that is prov that he worked olone.

 

[Aletheia4u]

This is starting to unwind. Who was the second person? The woman roaming the crowd saying 'Your'e all going to die tonight"?

-Geaux
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RECEIPT SHOWS PADDOCK HAD ANOTHER GUEST IN HIS ROOM BEFORE SHOOTING

An image posted on Facebook by a man who claims he served Stephen Paddock room service shows that the gunman was with a guest during his time at the Mandalay Bay hotel four days before the massacre took place.

The receipt shows an employee named Antonio served two guests an “IRD_MB,” which means “In Room Dining, Mandalay Bay.”

The table number is “32135” – which equates to Paddock’s room number (135) on the 32nd floor.

Paddock ordered a burger, a bagel with cream cheese, a potato soup, one bottle of water and two Pepsis, suggesting that there was another person eating with him in the room. The receipt shows the number “2” next to the word “Guests”.

The date on the receipt also says September 27, whereas authorities assert that Paddock checked in the day after on September 28.

Paddock’s guest could not have been his girlfriend Marilou Danley because she was in the Philippines at the time.

The individual who posted the receipt appears to have deleted it from his Facebook page, although the page still shows that he works at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.

Another source told Laura Loomer that the gunman actually checked in on September 25, three days before authorities said he did.

Receipt Shows Paddock Had Another Guest in His Room Before Shooting

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[Faun]

This is starting to unwind. Who was the second person? The woman roaming the crowd saying 'Your'e all going to die tonight"?

-Geaux
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RECEIPT SHOWS PADDOCK HAD ANOTHER GUEST IN HIS ROOM BEFORE SHOOTING

An image posted on Facebook by a man who claims he served Stephen Paddock room service shows that the gunman was with a guest during his time at the Mandalay Bay hotel four days before the massacre took place.

The receipt shows an employee named Antonio served two guests an “IRD_MB,” which means “In Room Dining, Mandalay Bay.”

The table number is “32135” – which equates to Paddock’s room number (135) on the 32nd floor.

Paddock ordered a burger, a bagel with cream cheese, a potato soup, one bottle of water and two Pepsis, suggesting that there was another person eating with him in the room. The receipt shows the number “2” next to the word “Guests”.

The date on the receipt also says September 27, whereas authorities assert that Paddock checked in the day after on September 28.

Paddock’s guest could not have been his girlfriend Marilou Danley because she was in the Philippines at the time.

The individual who posted the receipt appears to have deleted it from his Facebook page, although the page still shows that he works at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.

Another source told Laura Loomer that the gunman actually checked in on September 25, three days before authorities said he did.

Receipt Shows Paddock Had Another Guest in His Room Before Shooting

It may say 2 guests but that’s 1 meal.