Las Vegas Deep State Massacre

A team of independent journalists have published an in-depth investigation into the “deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.” Their book, The Las Vegas Deep State Massacre, exonerates the alleged gunman, Stephen Paddock, who was blamed for killing 59 and wounding 527 concertgoers from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay across from the 91 Harvest Festival on Oct. 1, 2017. Reaching a far different conclusion, the research team led by Harvard-trained intelligence analyst and public health expert, Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz, found compelling evidence of multiple gunmen shooting from several locations corroborated by videotapes, eye witness accounts and victims’ testimonies, police statements, independent ballistics analyses, military officials, medical doctors, a social psychiatrist, lawyers’ opinions, and “‘military neuroscience’-style” false reports published by the complicit media. The award-winning doctor and filmmaker whose controversial works have been heavily suppressed by Google/YouTube, Wikipedia, and the corporate-controlled media was joined by Investigative Journalist Sherri Kane who defected from Fox News, and political science scholar J.T. Kong. The trio reported their findings for serious investigators and concerned citizens in the 164-page illustrated interactive e-book that enables readers to view videos and examine photographic evidence for themselves to confirm the authors’ conclusions. Due to the great social concern, The Las Vegas Deep State Massacre (Tetrahedron Publishing Group; $3.93 CureShoppe.com), was commissioned by the 501c educational non-profit, Medical Veritas International, Inc., and heavily discounted for widespread affordability and distribution. Their 3-month study examined thousands of documents, photos, and videos, vetting evidence tampering and obstruction of justice by law enforcers and major news outlets harboring key suspects. Famous corporate officials with close ties to the CIA and the Department of Homeland Security are heavily implicated in the massacre. The web-frien