The Thing Is, Mick Ackers...

Rick Velotta and Mick Ackers from the Las Vegas Review Journal made a huge stink about not being late back in March on Twitter when in fact they were lying.

The funny thing about a camera. If you take a photo of a crowd, it’s always the one who runs up asks “why are you taking my photo?” who’s doing a crime. That’s how we figured this out.

There are crimes that were committed and/or orchestrated by Sheldon Adelson and Mick Ackers in order to keep Bank of America in the dark about the trusses that were built upside down at the Raiders Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. And here is the evidence that proves that they are lying to the Bank of America.

When Don Webb learned that he built and mounted the trusses upside down, he panicked. He told security to ban the Las Vegas Review Journal or any media from the site.

​This video was captured on May 15th, 2019 at Raiders Stadium Construction Site in Las Vegas, Nevada. The security was instructed to specifically keep the Las Vegas Review Journal off the property.

On May 15th, when this photo was taken, JediJoy heard a man from the Mortenson/McCarthy offices screaming on his cell phone as if something had gone terrible wrong. He went on for hours. She later learned that the man was Don Webb.

Mick Ackers admitted that he uses @RAIDERStoVEGAS as his fake “sock puppet account. This was the key to their suppression of information to the public. When JediJoy would post news about the trusses, Mick Ackers would switch to his other account called “go knights go” @RaidersToVegas on Twitter. He would use this account to target anyone who said the stadium was late: JediJoy. He has a lot of sports followers so he convinced them to also bash JediJoy when she was protecting the stadium. You can verify all of this with the FBI. We reported his targeted harassment to the FBI on June 23, 2019.

To Mick Ackers or anyone else involved in this scandal:
It’s time for you to come clean. Otherwise, it will just get worse for you like you cannot imagine. I can be reached at (702) 465-9885 on WhatsApp for a secure, encrypted conversation about what’s really going on in Las Vegas.