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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seriously! how did this guy know Thompson would come out at 6:45 ish. I mean the meeting was at 8 AM.

Why would Thompson come out this early?

This definitely was someone from the inside organization.[/quote]
So at what time did they call of the meeting?[/quote]
It wasn’t canceled. It had already begun and they cut it off in the middle of the earnings call shortly after the shooting saying it was due to a medical situation.

I don’t know how many times people need to hear this. I’m not directing this to PP but to the many people who keep commenting how did he know where he was etc. etc. This was a regularly scheduled quarterly earnings report. The date the time all of it is known in advance and widely publicized across multiple news sites and countless apps There was nothing secret or special about this meeting. Anyone can go to the company website and sign up for example to be on the call. You don’t have to be a shareholder to access any of the information. It’s all completely public. Go to the earnings whisperer website or download the app QARTR for example and you will see all of the earnings calls scheduled for a given date. [/quote]

You’re not that smart. HTH did this guy know where this guy was entering 5 minutes before he did? He wasn’t waiting, so you should get your facts straight. Nobody can know this unless someone was detailing his movements to the killer. [/quote]

This is obnoxious.  There are other possibilities beyond an accomplice.  Here are a few:

1. He got lucky.  He knew the victim would be leaving at some point prior to 8 (or whatever time the event began), so he got there early and got lucky when the victim left the hotel early.

2. He had prior knowledge of the victim's routine.  For example, he knew that the victim would go and get coffee an hour or so before a big meeting.

3. He had access to visual surveillance of the victim, either by accessing hotel security cameras or by some other means.

I'm not saying he didn't have an accomplice, but your attitude that there is absolutely no other possibility is foolish.  [/quote]

You think killers get lucky like that? It would be one thing if he was waiting 1 hour or more.

The facts are he was going early to set up the meeting. There was no routine. It was a complete one off.

Your theories are not believable at all. [/quote]

Yeah yeah you're a real Eliot Ness.  [/quote]

Pretty much. At least I know that it was the killer who got coffee, not the victim. [/quote]

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