Stephen Paddock and the Deadliest Mass Shooting in US History

We were on that stage in Vegas one hour before the bullets flew. We were never told the truth about this situation. https://t.co/aq7Q5Q0bDM

— John Rich🇺🇸 (@johnrich) September 1, 2026

This video of Stephen Paddock's brother is beyond creepy. There's definitely something off about him.

The fact remains that 59 people were murdered by Stephen Paddock in Las Vegas on October 1, 2017. It was the largest mass shooting in U.S. history.

The American people still haven't learned the truth about what happened and why.

About ISIS and the Vegas Attack

1. After ISIS claimed Vegas, I was waiting for them to release Naba, their weekly newsletter, to see if anything new emerged. Naba is out: pic.twitter.com/yX8AN3OdSX

— Rukmini Callimachi (@rcallimachi) October 5, 2017

Interesting.

Vegas Sheriff Thinks Shooter Did Not Act Alone, Planned Escape

WATCH: Las Vegas Sheriff Says He Thinks Shooter Had Help, Planned Escape https://t.co/uYDQsa7lAf

— The Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) October 5, 2017

From the Daily Wire:

Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said during a Wednesday evening press conference that he believes alleged gunman Stephen Paddock had help and that there is evidence that suggests he didn’t plan to die in his hotel room.

Lombardo said that he has seen evidence that suggests that Paddock planned to escape but he cannot reveal what that evidence is at this point. Later in the press conference he double-downed on his statement and added that so far no one has been able to dismiss the theory.

Considering Sheriff Lombardo and all Las Vegas officials have been consistent in their refusal to engage in speculation, there must be something that strongly points to Paddock having help or Lombardo would not have thrown that out there.

59 Dead, 527 Injured

Sheriff Lombardo: We are currently standing at 527 for individuals injured, and individuals that have passed away, 59. pic.twitter.com/OTjW6qgKAQ

— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 2, 2017

Stephen Paddock

UPDATE: New report says #LasVegas shooter was a multimillionaire who made much of his money investing in real estate https://t.co/eEpIfmKJmx

— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 2, 2017