A killer's millions: Police stumped to find Las Vegas shooter had $1.3 million in 14 different bank accounts at time of massacre
Stephen Paddock, the notorious Las Vegas gunman, has been reported to have left a mysterious fortune that is said to be worth more than $1.3 million that was kept in separate bank accounts at the time that he went on his deadly shooting spree. 64-year-old Paddock also owned a vast collection of weapons and accessories for firearms worth a total of $62,000 that were found in his home and in the hotel room that he used in the Mandalay Bay where he began the vicious attack. The Las Vegas police said that the man kept all that money in 14 different bank accounts and that in the last two years of his life, he spent $1.5 million.
The Las Vegas Review Journal reported that Paddock went on his shooting spree on October 1, 2017, and then took his own life shortly after that leaving all the money to his mother. She, in turn, decided to donate the fortune to the families of the 58 victims who were killed in the shooting.