HomePoliticsVEGAS SHOOTING TIMELINES ARE NOW PROVEN FALSE! WHAT WILL WE LEARN TODAY? Politics VEGAS SHOOTING TIMELINES ARE NOW PROVEN FALSE! WHAT WILL WE LEARN TODAY? October 10, 2017 It was only last week when Channel 13 KTNV was trying to discredit anyone who questions the police and FBI’s official story including their timeline of the Vegas shooting. This week Sheriff Lombardo was forced in a news conference by an independent journalist, not a mainstream reporter, to admit the timeline was all wrong. Investigative Journalist Laura Loomer uncovered the fact that alleged shooter Stephen Paddock had checked into his hotel room far earlier than Thursday, Sept 28, 2017, as reported by Sheriff Lombardo last week. Loomer uncovered room service receipts for Paddock from Monday, September 25, 2017, one week ago. So for the last week, the Police had to know Paddock was in his room at least from Monday, Sept 25 and not Thursday, September 28 as they maintained all week. Laura Loomer forced Lombardo at yesterday’s news conference to admit the timeline was false. Second timeline falsehood acknowledged. The OFFICAL timeline put out by Lombardo last week was that: 10:05 PM PT: First shots fired by the suspect 10:12: Two officers arrive on 31st floor, say shooting coming from directly above them 10:15: Last shots fired by suspect (10 minutes after shooting began) 10:17: Two officers arrive on 32nd floor 10:18: Security officer says he’s been shot, gives location of the room This week Lombardo said the unarmed security guard actually knocked on the door prior the shooting starting. Then he was shot through the door and then the shooter started shooting at the crowd some 6 minutes after that. Which opens up another bunch of questions. What prompted the security guard to go to that room? What will we learn this week or next week was also false? And why won’t the police release hallway video and video the shooter supposedly made of himself shooting? These facts were all available last week. Rob Lauer Political Reporter 360Daily.net