New Development Revealed In 2017 Las Vegas Massacre After Alleged Letters Discovered From Ex-Con To Shooter

After letters purportedly written by an ex-convict in Texas to the individual who afterwards carried out the crime were released, a different development from the 2017 Las Vegas murder, which left 60 individuals dead and hundreds more injured, was made public this week.

In response to a details demand from The Wall Street Journal, the FBI released the papers, which were signed by Jim Nixon, according to The Associated Press.

The 75-year-old Vietnam War veteran, who spent some time in prison for tax fraud, claimed to national television that he never contacted law enforcement about the gunman, whose identity The Daily Wire is withholding because of company policy regarding depriving mass murders of the reputation they seek.

Nixon remarked,” I regret that I don’t had stopped him from doing what he did. ” I had no idea he would act in the way that I did.

When the papers were found by the original owners of a vacant house in Mesquite, Texas— a location where the gunman had quickly owned property — two weeks after the shooting, authorities received them.

In a letter to the gunman in June 2017, it was stated,” My friend, it sound like you are going to kill or murder someone or some men.” ” Please refrain from going on any taking rampages like a stupid.”

Another letter addressed to the shooter the previous month stated,” I am concerned about the way you are talking and believe you’re’re going to do something very bad.”

The email asked,” Please don’t go out shooting or hurting people who did everything to you.” ” Please, don’t do what I anticipate you to do.”

Regarding the letters’ veracity, the FBI made no comment. According to the agency, the shooter” purchased dozens of weapons that were really used in the hunting” using the proceeds from the sale of building he owned in Mesquite.

According to the FBI,” individual interviews conducted as part of an investigation are not commentable, and( freedom of information ) documents are unrestricted.” In this case, there is no new information that the FBI was unaware of or that it has never shared with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. We support the key outcomes analysis report from the FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit.