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Newly released autopsy reports reveal that Las Vegas shooting suspect Stephen Paddock died more than 12 hours after police claim he committed suicide.
Las Vegas - As Americans search for answers to the questions surrounding reports of a mass shooting at a high school in Florida, the alarming autopsy results from a mass shooting in Las Vegas, which show that the suspected gunman died more than 12 hours after he reportedly committed suicide, are being ignored.
While the official timeline of the Las Vegas shooting has changed multiple times, one thing has remained the same-the claim that after opening fire out of the window of his room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel, Stephen Paddock shot and killed himself at some point between 10:15 p.m. and 11:20 p.m. on Oct. 1, 2017.
However, the autopsy report released by the Clark County Coroner claimed that Paddock actually died at 12 p.m. on Oct. 2, 2017.
Comment: The autopsy report is using a 24 hour format (see image above), so when it indicates that Paddock died at 1200 on October 2nd, it literally means at noon, more than 12 hours after the shooting. Let's suppose this is a mistake - which is entirely possible as the report is quoting the "toe tag", presumably written by a different person - and what they meant was that he died at 12 am on October 2nd (or at 0000 hours). That still means he would have died at least 40 minutes after the official timeline indicates. Did someone also make the mistake of rounding-up the time of death by 40 minutes?
Perhaps the problem for the person writing the autopsy was that since they did not know the Time of Death because no one would tell them, because the narrative had not yet been established, the doctors decided to put the time they were doing the autopsy. Perhaps, in this scenario, they then later forgot to update the Time and Date of Death.
So while this may not be particularly significant evidence, it does suggest further support the impression that the narrative was being 'massaged' as things progressed.
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