The Mandalay Bay Hotel security guard who was reportedly the first victim in the Las Vegas shooting has given his first and "only" interview.

Newly released body camera footage shows Mandalay Bay Security Guard Jesus Campos minutes after he claimed he was shot by suspect Stephen Paddock.

Records show the key witness to the largest mass shooting in modern US history, Jesus Campos was allowed to leave the country, just days after the shooting.

Surveillance video from inside the Mandalay Bay Casino has just been released showing how Stephen Paddock used the service elevators and hotel staff to load his arsenal into his suite on the 32nd floor.

A judge has ruled that police must release the Body Cam footage, 911 calls and other records from the night of the Last Vegas shooting—but the release of Mandalay Bay's surveillance footage has been ignored once again.

Dozens of activists gathered in front of the Mandalay Bay Casino Resort to demand police "show us the tapes" of Stephen Paddock inside the casino.

Damning information has been presented showing a police cover-up and a potential motive as to why the Vegas massacre took place.

Las Vegas casinos are arguably the most intensely surveilled place on earth, oddly, not a single image or video of alleged Vegas shooter Stephan Paddock has been released.

Amidst numerous unanswered question, the Las Vegas mass-shooting has curiously faded from the headlines. Is this a deliberate silence?

The latest change in the Las Vegas shooting timeline puts law enforcement outside the shooter’s door minutes before the massacre began.