Paddock wrote numbers on a note in his hotel room. Police does not know what those numbers mean. They should release those numbers to the public
Posted on | October 6, 2017 | 2 Comments
Mr. Paddock left a trail of clues that are, so far, more cryptic than revealing: There was a note in his hotel room whose exact contents the authorities have yet to reveal. Sheriff Lombardo said that it contained numbers that were being analyzed for their relevance, and that it was not a manifesto or suicide note.
The F.B.I. took Mr. Paddock’s computers and cellphones to its laboratory in Quantico, Va., for review, law enforcement officials said. But can we trust the FBI after a complete sham Clinton server investigation?
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October 6th, 2017 @ 7:43 am
Can we trust the fbi ? I would say definitely NO, NO & NO.
October 6th, 2017 @ 7:58 am
We cannot trust the FBI after their failure to demand that Hillary and Obama were prosecuted for their crimes. The Democrat agenda represents the shadow government agenda. I will be shocked if we get the truth and will we ever know that what they tell us is the truth. The FBI has a huge credibility problem.