Las Vegas shooter's home broken into despite intense FBI, police interest

[Millee]

 Nevada home the Las Vegas shooter used as a stash house for handguns, shotguns and a “plethora of ammunition” was burglarized last weekend in a stunning security breach, and comes as federal and state authorities say they're still sweeping the scene for clues.

At least one vandal broke in to Stephen Paddock’s Reno-area home through the building's front door, though detectives still were unsure if multiple suspects were involved, Officer Tim Broadway of the Reno Police Department told the Reno Gazette-Journal Tuesday.

Broadway said police were not immediately aware of anything taken or any damage done to the retirement community home. The FBI was notified of the breach.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/11/las-vegas-shooters-home-broken-into-despite-intense-fbi-police-interest.html

[Millee]

Yeah, not suspicious at all. 

[XenaLee]

Somebody would have to be pretty desperate to break into Paddock's house, considering all that "intense scrutiny" by law enforcement.  Question is..... why the desperation?

So much about this incident reeks.   I suspect that we will never know the truth.

[Millee]

Somebody would have to be pretty desperate to break into Paddock's house, considering all that "intense scrutiny" by law enforcement.  Question is..... why the desperation?

So much about this incident reeks.   I suspect that we will never know the truth.

This has felt more like a cover up than investigation from the get-go. 

[roamer_1]

Somebody would have to be pretty desperate to break into Paddock's house, considering all that "intense scrutiny" by law enforcement.  Question is..... why the desperation?

So much about this incident reeks.   I suspect that we will never know the truth.

Why, because they hang yellow tape around it before they leave?
The press says the house is stuffed full of guns. You don't think some dumass might have thought they were still there?

'Intense scrutiny' means *nothing* when no one is there.