As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
Forget for a moment that the audio of the Las Vegas massacre being pinned alone on Stephen Paddock had distinct M 60 machine gun acoustics, instead focus on the current data which is being released from the Las Vegas coroner.
We still do not know officially how many rounds Stephen Paddock is supposed to have fired. This is crucial and there is a reason this information is not being released. All we know for certain is that 515 people were injured and 58 peopled were murdered and 515 people were injured.Officially no one was trampled to death, but we do not know officially if any people were injured or crippled by being trampled as no data is available on the 450 to 515 people reported as injured.
The coroner did not state angle of trajectory. The coroner did not state caliber. We do not even know how many shots were fired.
An analysis of audio from the shooting determined that gunman Stephen Paddock at one point fired approximately 280 rounds in 31 seconds.
What has been confirmed are lies, lies and more lies.
CBS posted this lie about a bump stock increases firepower, but decreases by 1000% the ability of the shooter to AIM and hit a target. A bump stock sprays bullets instead of targets them.
A bump fire stock made Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock's guns ...
Stephen Paddock use a bump fire stock to ... Stephen Paddock used a "bump stock" to make his guns even deadlier. ... which fire multiple shots with ...
The FBI which knows the details of the Las Vegas Massacre, is now refusing to make the details available for another year.
The FBI has revealed it will not release its report on Stephen Paddock’s shooting onto a crowd of Las Vegas concert goers any time soon.
During an interview, the chief of the FBI’s Las Vegas office revealed that the agency probably would not brief the public until the report is released sometime in October — a full year year after Paddock gunned down 58 people.
So we are forced to examine incomplete data, but that data in bits and pieces, exposes an immense problem to the narrative. Below are the official findings of the corner in Las Vegas. The details based on this data reveal that almost 20 out of almost 60 fatalities were head shots.
That means one out of three people were shot in the head in fatalities. As we do not know if all 515 injured were shot or trampled by each other, this translates that in a confined area, with people massed together, that Stephen Paddock had an atrocious statistical average.
22,000 concert goers. 515 injured, 58 dead, and not 20 head shots. That is a 2 percent chance of being injured, a .2 percent chance of being killed and a .09 percent chance of being shot in the head.
The Lame Cherry has taken the coroners reports of death, and color coded them. This is important as it reveals something which requires noting and explaining.
Put yourself in Stephen Paddock's Mandalay room, according to the fiction of the official story. You are firing a fully automatic firearm, at targets 1000 yards or a bit over a half mile. The targets are concentrated as the recoil bucks the shooter so that precise shooting is not possible and bullets are spraying like you throwing a hand full of pebbles at a gopher.
There are reported to have been hundreds of shots fired. When one examines the data below, there are very few multiple shots hitting the victims, which is not a statistical probability. The official data states that out of 22,000 people, 515 injured, 58 dead that only 5 fatalities had multiple gun shot wounds. That is a statistical improbability.
There is also a reality that the 90% and above injury rate, were shots to the head and back. There is only one fatality from a leg wound. What I am driving at, is that with all of those bullets flying around, one one person was shot in the neck and died and one person was shot in the leg and died. Statistically, there should have been an equal proportion of shattered limbs, ass shots, as to the other injuries, and none of these wounds appeared. This simply could not happen by random chance.
What the above indicates is that these were deliberate sniper shots, or targeted shots, from a single fired shot at specific choices of advantage in head or torso. This was not Stephen Paddock as he was said to be firing full auto and was missing everyone. That is what the coroners homicide report points to, in some one or some other parties were on scene deliberately shooting concert goers in the head, the back or the chest. There should have been random chance hits and deaths beyond one neck and one leg, as arteries are just as bleed out in shoulders or lower abdominal cavities.
There was not one death from a spinal shot, a bleed out from an arm blown off, nor one leg blown off. The odds are as Donald Trump pins medals on crippled Veterans without limbs, that Las Vegas would have like wounded.
Description: Cause and Manner of death for Las Vegas shooting victims on Oct. 1, 2017
There is absolutely not any way that Stephen Paddock, firing at 1000 yards, from an elevated angle, into concentrated groups, can statistically hit only head, chest and back in kill shots. This is not to state that these are not primary kill shots, but at 1000 yards Stephen Paddock was not hitting anything, and it points to others were hitting what they aimed at.
CLARK COUNTY CORONER MEDICAL EXAMINER
1 October Fatalities
Cause and Manner of Death
Dec 21, 2017
Total cases: 58
Name Cause of Death Manner of Death
Ahlers, Hannah Lassette Penetrating gunshot wound of the head Homicide
Alvarado, Heather Lorraine Gunshot wound to the right side of the neck Homicide
Anderson, Dorene Gunshot wound of the left back Homicide
Barnette, Carrie Rae Gunshot wound to the right chest Homicide
Beaton, Jack Reginald Gunshot wound to the head Homicide
Berger, Stephen Richard Gunshot wound of the right upper chest Homicide
Bowers, Candice Ryan Gunshot wound of the central upper back Homicide
Burditus, Denise Brenna Gunshot wound to the head Homicide
Casey, Sandra Lee Multiple gunshot wounds of the back Homicide
Castilla, Andrea Lee Anna Gunshot wound of the head Homicide
Cohen, Denise Marie Gunshot wound of head Homicide
Davis, Austin William Gunshot wound of head Homicide
Day, Jr., Thomas Allen Gunshot wound of head Homicide
Duarte, Christiana Mae Multiple gunshot wounds (Head and Left Leg)Homicide
Etcheber, Stacee Ann Gunshot wounds of the head and right forearm Homicide
Fraser, Brian Scott Gunshot wound of chest Homicide
Galvan, Keri Lynn Gunshot wound of head Homicide
Gardner, Dana Leann Gunshot wound of the right arm, right lateral chest Homicide
Gomez, Angela Christine Gunshot wound of the right upper chest Homicide
Guillen, Rocio Gunshot wound of leg Homicide
Hartfield, Charleston V. Gunshot wound of chest Homicide
Hazencomb, Christopher James Gunshot wound of head Homicide
Irvine, Jennifer Topaz Gunshot wound of head Homicide
Kimura, Teresa Nicol Gunshot wound to the left chest Homicide
Klymchuk, Jessica Lynn Gunshot wound of the chest Homicide
Kreibaum, Carly Anne Gunshot wounds of the chest and left forearm Homicide
LeRocque, Rhonda M. Gunshot wound of head Homicide
Link, Victor Loyd Gunshot wound of the head Homicide
McIldoon, Jordan Alan Gunshot wound of chest Homicide
Meadows, Kelsey Breanne Gunshot wound of the left back Homicide
Medig, Calla-Marie Gunshot wound of the back Homicide
Melton, James Sonny Gunshot wound to the left back Homicide
Mestas, Patricia Louis Multiple gunshot wounds (Chest and Right Forearm)Homicide
Meyer, Austin Cooper Gunshot wound of back Homicide
Murfitt, Adrian Allan Gunshot wound to the back of the neck Homicide
Parker, Rachael Kathleen Gunshot wound of back Homicide
Parks, Jennifer Marie Multiple gunshot wounds of head Homicide
Parsons, Carolyn Lee Gunshot wound of back Homicide
Patterson, Lisa Marie Gunshot wound of back Homicide
Phippen, John Joseph Gunshot wound of the left low back Homicide
Ramirez, Melissa Viridiana Gunshot wound of the right lateral chest Homicide
Rivera, Jordyn Nicole Gunshot wound of the back Homicide
Robbins, Quinton Joe Gunshot wound of chest Homicide
Robinson, Cameron Lee Gunshot wound to the right chest Homicide
Roe, Tara Ann Gunshot wound to the right back Homicide
Romero-Muniz, Lisa M. Gunshot wound of the central upper back. Homicide
Roybal, Christopher Louis Gunshot wound of chest Homicide
Schwanbeck, Brett Erin Gunshot wound of the head Homicide
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The public needs to know the details of the bullet angle, position of body, in order to either confirm the official account or discredit it. The above data from the coroner's office, along with the FBI refusing to release information, points to an extension of the original cover up in which the official story changed several times.
Stephen Paddock's brain has now been found to reveal he suffered no medical reason to change his psychological patterns to engage in what he was engaged in. That only further indicates that Stephen Paddock was working for a federal agency in arms deals, and the FBI was most likely tracking Stephen Paddock when all of this Las Vegas situation erupted.
The statistics do not match random chance. That points to a different scenario than Stephen Paddock.
Nuff Said
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