Another strange coincidence has just occurred to some who look a little deeper into these “big events.” The police chief in Maui who is responsible for investigating the wildfire incident that has killed over100 people was the incident commander during the 2017 Las Vagas shooting.
Reports are now confirming that current Maui Police Chief John Pelletier was the incident commander during the Las Vegas massacre in 2017, the worst mass shooting in American history. An incident commander is the top decision-maker during a major event. Their job is to delegate tasks and listen to input from subject matter experts to bring the incident to resolution ultimately.
Most people already understand that the Las Vegas massacre included a very obvious cover-up and it’s looking like history may repeat itself.
Maui Police Chief John Pelletier came to Hawaii after 22 years in Las Vegas. He was incident commander for the 2017 mass shooting that left over 50 dead. Here he tells @CNN why only two bodies have been identified out of the 68 dead on Maui. #mauifires #maui #hawaii pic.twitter.com/FVxxWn0pGX
— Ryan Kawailani Ozawa (@hawaii) August 13, 2023
It sure looks like people are starting to question all of the “coincidences” in recent history.
Omg. It's true! Police Chief John Pelletier of Maui was the police chief during the Vegas Massacre in 2017.
Good grief. How can we NOT question the freaky coincidence?
The same man is in charge during 2 of the most devastating disasters imaginable, with no actual answers as to… https://t.co/RiR9tA36rI
— Melanie Lauren (@Sweetemmilyn) August 14, 2023
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Pelletier is responsible for outright lying to the world and covering up one of the largest mass shootings in history.
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Also, in what could be just another coincidence, the performer on stage during the Las Vegas shooting was Jason Aldean. Aldean was recently making headlines for a “controversial” song called “Try That In A Small Town.” It’s another notable “coincidence”.
Aldean’s song, “Try That In A Small Town,” has several good points, and yet it’s still an appeal to authority and the state worshipping slaves’ clung to it like they do their invisible chains.
Whether or not there’s anything to these odd coincidences or not, they bear mentioning and it’s important to know our history; lest we be doomed to repeat it.
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