A recently compiled All Source Intelligence Assessment on the October 2017 mass shooting at the Route 91 country concert in Las Vegas that was provided to Congress sheds light on the growing suspicion that there was more than one shooter and a larger story to tell on the motivation behind the deceased Stephen Paddock and his possible accomplices, however, law enforcement authorities have proven inept at seeing the investigation through to its proper conclusion.

The first shady detail of this tragic day almost nine months ago was the fact that Las Vegas Police were ordered to turn their body cameras off before engaging with the shooter and throughout much of the shooting. Video evidence recently released under court order shows officers turning their body cameras off, obeying orders given down from people at the highest levels of authority, adding more mystery to the many inconsistencies and unanswered questions surrounding the shooting that left 58 people dead.

There have only been six releases from the Las Vegas Police since their appeal was overruled by the court in late April. The first two body camera videos released were followed by five witness statements, dispatch logs, CCTV footage, and 28 body camera files. According to Sheriff Joe Lombardo, there are at least 38 additional body cameras containing footage with over 21,500 hours of video, 251,099 images, and 529 sightings of Paddock that were analyzed and should be included in the releases to come.

Multiple reports from eyewitnesses on the ground claim that there were at least two shooters possibly in more than one location. Furthermore, audio from a police dispatch from that night states that there were multiple shooters.

LAS VEGAS SHOOTING: In several of the @LVMPD body cam videos that were released today from the night of the #LasVegasShooting, LVMPD officers can be heard taking orders to turn their body cameras off.

Gee. Wonder why…