stephen paddock filmed gambling in atlantic city

“We have no idea what his belief system is,” the Clark County, Nevada, sheriff Joe Lombardo said, before the sun came up on Monday. In Nevada, investigators, working from a different angle, from a different set of facts, were having no more luck. Who wouldn’t have a headache, in that situation? When Eric declared that he had a tremendous headache, there were some sympathetic noises from the reporters. “Just a guy.” Paddock had lived a mundane life until right before the end, his brother said. “He went to college, he had a job,” Eric Paddock said. Two years ago, he’d moved from Florida to Nevada to escape the humidity. He had been an accountant and owned some residential property, which gave him income, and he was a semi-professional gambler, too. He was not retired, exactly, but he wasn’t actively employed, either.

“There’s nothing.” The reporters there were asking variations of the same question: Why did his brother do it? Eric Paddock said that Stephen had no religious or political affiliations.

“I’d love to help you guys,” Eric Paddock told the reporters who gathered on Monday outside his house in Orlando, Florida, just hours after his brother, Stephen Paddock, massacred more than fifty people on the Las Vegas Strip.

Stephen paddock filmed gambling in atlantic city