Where Did The Hard Drives and Cell Phones Go?

A laptop computer recovered from the Las Vegas hotel room where Stephen Paddock allegedly launched the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history is missing its hard drive, depriving investigators of a potential key source of information.

The absence of substantial digital clues has left investigators struggling to piece together what triggered Paddock, no pun intended.

So far, Paddock’s motive has been elusive to investigators and it seems only a few people, including Your Watchman, have said that Las Vegas massacre was an occult ritual sacrifice “harvest” to begin the satanic high holy month of October.

Allegedly, Paddock, the frequent gambler, described as a loner, spent months amassing his arsenal, staying under the radar with no one suspecting he would turn to extreme violence.

His finances did not appear to be a problem because Paddock had settled any debts he had with casinos shortly before the attack.

Other mass shooters in the United States have left behind writings or manifestos explaining their actions. Paddock, however, left behind no such writings or evidence.

He is not the first mass shooter to have his digital clues removed or erased.

In 2007, Virginia Tech shooter Cho Seung Hui’s hard drive of his computer and of his cell phone disappeared shortly before the massacre. Authorities even searched a pond for the missing digital media, but the devices were never recovered.

The 2008 Northern Illinois shooter, Steven Kazmierczak’s SIM card from his phone and the hard drive from his laptop disappeared.

Someone in 2012 removed the hard drive of Adam Lanza’s his computer and smashed it with a hammer or screwdriver.