Feds Scramble as Vegas Shooter’s Girlfriend Reportedly Listed FBI as Place of Employment

 Las Vegas, NV — A bombshell revelation in regard to the massacre that  took place last October in Las Vegas has surfaced this week, suggesting  that Stephan Paddock’s girlfriend, Marilou Danley could’ve been an FBI  asset. According to a credit application, as reported by True Pundit, Danley listed the FBI as an employer. This is the same Danley whose fingerprints were found on the  ammunition used to murder 58 people on 1 October. The same Danley who  admitted to law enforcement that she helped Paddock load the magazines  Paddock would use that fateful night. 

This is the same Danley who was reportedly visiting family in the  Philippines at the time, and set her Facebook account to private at  12:38 a.m. and then deleted it entirely at 2:46 a.m.—nearly  one hour before Paddock’s name was publicly released as the suspect in  the shooting. The same Danley whose player’s card Paddock was using the  night her murder those people. 

According to the publicly available intelligence obtained from a  consumer credit reporting bureau, Danley claimed she previously worked  at the FBI. While anyone can certainly claim anyone else as an employer,  according to True Pundit, they contacted the FBI who said their “bosses  are concerned” over this revelation. 

When contacted Friday, one FBI source said the Bureau  “might have made payments to Danley but it is above my level,” the  source said referring to access to the FBI’s confidential informant  participant and payment records. The source said “bosses are concerned”  with the new revelations about Danley’s financial relationship with the  FBI. In FBI speak, Danley could have been a paid asset. And ‘concerned’  means folks are getting ready to cover their own butts if payments were  made to Danley either before or after the massacre. Perhaps FBI Director Christopher Wray can shed light on the matter. Or Danley. If you can find her. It took the FBI days to locate her and interview her after the Mandalay Bay massacre. Danley is an Australian national. She is not a U.S. citizen. Of course this bombshell Intel is coming from FBI sources in the  beltway, not the corrupt Las Vegas FBI field office headed by Aaron  Rouse. The same FBI field office that has not been able to pinpoint a  motive for the Oct. 1, 2017 massacre that killed 57 people. Little wonder why the narrative doesn’t fit the crime if the person  whose fingerprints are on the ammunition also happens to be on your FBI  payroll.

If this new revelation is true, and Danley did in fact work for the  FBI, it raises far more questions than answers. In a case that has been  shrouded in mystery and narrative changes, the idea that the person  closest to the suspect in the deadliest mass shooting in modern history,  could possibly be an asset to the FBI, is chilling. For a list on all the revelations and cover-ups on which the Free Thought Project has reported, you can view our archives on the case, here.