Las Vegas Shooting Victim: ‘I Was Shot by
a Gunman in the Crowd’
Rocky Palermo
Man gunned down by an attacker with a machine gun in the crowd blows the whistle.
One of the victims of the Las Vegas shooting has blown the whistle to reveal that he was shot by multiple gunmen during the massacre.Rocky Palermo was shot by a gunman in the crowd during Sunday night’s mass shooting and says he has the evidence to prove it.He says there were between 3-5 active shooters firing weapons into the crowd and says there was gunfire coming from the ground as well as from above.Palermo was rushed to hospital after taking a .223 round to the pelvis and still has 30-40 pieces of bullet shrapnel still inside his body.Doctors told him the bullet was inches from paralyzing or even killing him.Mr. Palmero confirmed that his injury was caused by an attacker on the ground and that the bullet was fired at his with a horizontal trajectory and wasn’t fired down from above, although weapons were being fired from “all angles”.Oddly, Rocky says he has been trying to contact the FBI to give them his eyewitness account of what happened on that night, but his requests have been ignored by agents investigating the case.
Blast reports: Palermo — an avid hunter familiar with guns and ballistics — says the different trajectories of gunfire was extremely evident, even in the midst of chaos.He is skeptical of the information being given by authorities regarding Stephen Paddock being a “lone wolf” gunman and has a theory as to why cops don’t buy it.Further, Palermo is questioning why certain exits out of the venue were suddenly closed off just before the shooting but claims the same exits were open during the previous nights of the concert.
Palermo says he relayed his theory to the FBI during an interview while being discharged from the hospital, but has not heard any follow up since.
ThereAreNoSunglasses 
Beware, “neon nettle” notorious disinfo site.–[notorious by way of comparison to CNN, or Infowars? Where CNN tries to disguise its fake news as “truth” of some kind, Jones and Co. strive to make all of their reports so exaggerated that they are obvious scams. I was unfamiliar with “neon nettle”, before this. EVERYTHING ON THE INTERNET IS SUSPECT (even these words I am now typing) and should be confirmed by more sources, or more credible sources, if one can be found. Probably the best method for determining the original source of any report can be found through Google’s historical search, which can be reached by clicking “tools”, then “time”, then clicking “custom search” and searching before the article in question was posted. Originally, I found the article at “The New York News Day” site, which went “belly-up”, after posting the piece from Neon Nettle.]
Was LVPD responsive at all to your version of events? Feds don’t like working with local PD even in normal circumstances, so maybe a secondary work up is being done?–[NOT MY ARTICLE, HERE is original source.–ed.]