"Las Vegas mass shooting suspect, Stephen Paddock
did not die until noon on the day following the attack."
That's a startlingclaim, but it's seemingly founded on actual
autopsy documents.
Don't be misled. Here's the cherry-picked part of the full report:
It's obvious that
1200 hours on the 2nd of October could easily mean midnight of the night before. Admittedly, 1200 hours could also indicate noon of the following day.
Which of those two did the report mean to say? Well, the very next page puts paid to any idea that Paddock had only passed away a few hours before his body arrived to be stored for autopsy four days later on the 6th October.
The coroner records that when the autopsy examination commences, Paddock's refrigerated body has
rigor mortis which is beginning to fade.
Had Paddock been deceased only since noon, the speedy refrigeration of hisbody would have significantly slowed the
rigor mortis cycle, and it's unlikely rigor would be already fadin…
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