At first, it just sounded like fireworks.
The Sunday headliner, Jason Aldean, had taken the stage not 30 minutes before, and it seemed natural that on the final night of Las Vegas’ three-day Route 91 Harvest music festival there would be some pyrotechnics. Even Aldean stayed on stage as the first loud bursts rang out above the crowd of some 22,000 people.
But after “quite a while,” one concert vendor told Fox News, she and those around her understood something was wrong. It “was weird because we didn’t see anything in the sky,” she said.
“And then, the screaming started. And the running.” – READ MORE
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