But Danley, who was out of the country at the time of the attack, said Wednesday that she was just as clueless. Attorney Matthew Lombard reads a statement for Marilou Danley after she was interviewed by FBI agents for several hours in Los Angeles. Attorney Matthew Lombard reads a statement for Marilou Danley after she was interviewed by FBI agents for several hours in Los Angeles. She added: “I loved him and hoped for a quiet future together with him.”The special agent in charge of the FBI in Las Vegas, Aaron Rouse, said the bureau has deployed more than 100 agents and other investigators across the country to help Las Vegas authorities answer questions about Paddock’s motive and whether he had help. “We have multiple leads all across the United States and all across the world,” Rouse said.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 04, 2017 16:25 UTC