The photos did show a device set up on a trolley, which was situated outside the doors, facing down the hallway, which had wires trailing from it, back into the room. Granted it's hard to establish for definite that it's a camera, just from that one photo, although I'm not sure what else it would be. I agree that blocking the stairs needs more clarification, as they haven't been clear on this part. I'll reserve judgement until they offer a final report. As for Campos being clipped 6 minutes before hand, I think Sherrif Lombardo cleared this up & admitted that the police had made an error when reporting this. I can't remember the refreshed timeline off the top of my head, but I think it brought the shooting of Campos back in line with the timing of the concert shooting.
He was situated 400 yards away, and around 300 feet above the target. Having tested many different Vegas hotels, especially that South End of the strip, I assure you, he would have had a clear line of fire, just by sitting at the table. He wouldn't have needed to get an extreme downward angle. Simply manouvering the gun on the pod would have been sufficient. Last time I was in Vegas, (2015) I was in New York New York. From laying on my bed, I could see out of the window and down to where they were constructing the T-mobile Arena. It would have been roughly the same height & distance as Paddock had for the concert. I assure you, I wouldn't have needed to do too much manouvering to be able to hit that vicinity with an AR which was equipped with stocks, sights & a pod. I'll see if I've got any photos on my phone of that view still, to give u a better idea of how easy it would be, to situate a table a few feet away from the window & set up there.
I had a few messages from you & MK, but thought they were all quote notifications, so maybe I've deleted it by mistake? :facepalm: