More shocking details emerge about a horrifying near-miss gun massacre inside Disneyland one month ago

New details emerge about last month's near-miss killing spree by a crazed gunman inside the Disneyland Resort.

Last time, we reported on what could have turned out to be one of the worst mass murder events in U.S. history by a lone crazed active shooter, armed with a gun and several ammunition clips, that was narrowly averted inside the Happiest Place on Earth little over a month ago.

After his arrest, Percy Agoncillo of San Mateo told police he
heard voices in his head to kill as many people as possible
at Disneyland to avenge his father's death, but Anaheim Police 
and Disneyland officials withheld this information from the 
D.A.'s office when they allowed Agoncillo to be bailed out on 
July 23rd on only a $20,000 bond. Will he plead, 'Not guilty by
reason of insanity in court,' to avoid years in jail for a repeat felony?

After rushing to get our last exclusive report out to the public on the alarming incident that happened on July 9, 2015 at the Disneyland Resort as quickly as we could, we decided to go back and get more detailed and accurate information from eye witnesses and our secret informants inside the resort who saw what actually happened on that fateful night in Disneyland's Esplanade main entrance plaza.

What we found out about the events that took place on that night were far worse than we had first reported in our original report.

We're going to clarify and correct the new facts we obtained of exactly what happened from the numerous testimonials we got from Disneyland main gate security officers and main entrance cast members who were there and were willing to talk to us in confidence about what really happened that night.

On that fateful and busy Thursday night of July 9th at approximately 8:55 p.m. in Disneyland's Esplanade entry plaza—only half an hour before Disneyland's fireworks show—a lone, heavy-set, middle-aged Asian man had just come out of the exits of Disney California Adventure (DCA) coming from—of all places—the Tower of Terror ride inside the Hollywood Backlot.

He would later tell police he had seen the ghosts of his dead father and grandfather inside the ride and heard voices in his head to start shooting his gun, which he had snuck inside the Disneyland theme parks, after he saw a jet plane while on the ride, disturbing his father and grandfather.

He was nervous, agitated, and suddenly stopped walking once he was out in an open area inside the Esplanade entry plaza and pulled out a large gun which he intended to use by firing into the crowds that were beginning to gather in the Esplanade to watch the 9:30 p.m. fireworks show over the Disneyland skies.

By chance, a plain-clothes Disneyland security officer on duty that night in the Esplanade named, (redacted due to requests from our sources), spotted the suspect who was acting very suspiciously and saw that the strange, heavy-set man had pulled out a large caliber weapon, which immediately startled (redacted due to requests from our sources). 

Inside the security perimeter of the Esplanade entry plaza of Disneyland and DCA.
(Previous photo redacted due to requests from our sources.)

(redacted due to requests from our sources) in a panic quickly radioed to Security Central Communications, yelling that there was an armed active shooter inside the Esplanade.

Then, Anaheim Police Officers with guns drawn quickly confronted the suspect to prevent him from discharging his weapon into the crowds that had gathered inside the busy entry plaza, common to both Disneyland and DCA.

Other security officers and the Anaheim Police Department (APD), responding to (redacted due to requests from our sources)'s radio call, then quickly descended on the scene to help surround the armed suspect.

When the dust all settled, Anaheim Police arrested a 44-year-old Filipino man from San Mateo County named Percival Aguilar Agoncillo, Jr. who had previously been convicted on a felony weapons and drug possession charge in San Mateo County in Northern California just a few years ago.

At the time of his arrest, Anaheim Police found on him a fully-loaded gun and several loaded ammunition clips ready to reload his gun when it had emptied from what would have been a deadly shooting spree.

How good is Disney security? So good that they let an

entire guerrilla film crew shoot an entire movie inside

Disneyland and Disney World for 6 weeks without anyone 

noticing until the movie premiered at the Sundance Film

Festival. Yet many Disney employees still do not know of
the film's existence.

Agoncillo later told APD detectives, while he was detained under interrogation, that he was hearing voices in his head which were telling him to avenge his dead father and dead grandfather by shooting as many people as he could inside the Disneyland Resort.

He had seen their ghostly apparitions on the Tower of Terror ride and claimed a passing jet plane was disturbing them while he was talking to his dead relatives' ghosts on the ride, so he had to shoot down the plane.

He then wanted to go shoot his way into a crowd inside Disneyland who gathered to view the 9:30 p.m. fireworks show, so he made his way to the exits to the Esplanade.

Clearly, Agoncillo has a history of mental illness—likely paranoid schizophrenia—that clouded his judgment and made him an imminent danger to the public due to constant homicidal ideations from his hallucinations and impulseness.

"What would have happened that night," said one of our informants, "could have been a horrible blood bath. Our management often mentions that something like this could happen at Disneyland in theory, but they never prepared us on what to do for this eventuality if the situation actually happened like it did that Thursday night."

If anything, there was no doubt that the nearly catastrophic incident proved that there were a number of appalling gaffes in Disneyland's existing security procedures which led up to the near-miss killing spree inside the Happiest Place on Earth.

How bad could Disneyland security's gaffes be, you ask?

Bad enough that for nearly six weeks back in 2010, an entire guerrilla film crew with professional filming equipments, filming the principal photography of the independent movie Escape from Tomorrow, had been going in and out of the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim and Disney World Florida without anyone from Disney security ever noticing their presence.

That incident back in 2010 literally proved that you could get away with murder inside the Disney theme parks without anyone from security ever taking notice. If an entire film crew can go unnoticed inside the Happiest Place on Earth for nearly six weeks, then how hard is it to believe that a lone gunman or well-trained terrorist sleeper cell could also do the same?

Disneyland Parks Security Operations Manager
Christopher J. Sayers of Garden Grove is said to be
Disney's point man in conspiring with Anaheim Police 
in covering-up serious security incidents inside the 
Disneyland Resort. Sayers used to be a Lieutenant in 
the Anaheim Police back in 2010 before he came to work
for Disney. Will he plead the Fifth with his buddies from
the Anaheim Police Department if there was a cover-up?

In Percival Agoncillo's case in July, he had already made it inside both theme parks past bag screeners at the security screening tents where no metal detectors or other screening devices or equipment were employed to detect any form of concealed weapons or firearms.

Bag screeners at Disneyland, who are part of Disneyland's Main Entrance line of business (and who are not trained in security), are instructed to only have guests open their bags to check for a wide array of conspicuous and often times confusing and innocuous banned items that are prohibited inside the parks.

Those items include such disparate contraband items such as knives, glass containers, alcohol, musical instruments, professional photography or video equipment, roller skates, large picnic arrangements, sports equipment, ashes of deceased persons, drugs, leaflets, pets, lawn chairs, selfie sticks, and occasionally firearms.

Anyone concealing a weapon on their persons will likely not be caught by the guest bag screeners as they are explicitly instructed by their management not to search what's on the guests themselves. Instead, screeners are only allowed to look at what guests voluntarily show them inside of bags, and the screeners are not even allowed to touch the guests' personal items or place their hands inside the guests' bags and personal items at any time.

Disneyland is also reluctant to use any metal detection or other security scanning equipment commonly used in airports and government buildings because they do not want to alarm guests of the realities of the world we live in today—one with many inherent dangers—because they are afraid that these kinds of reminders will scare away paying customers from attending their theme parks.

Serious incidents, like what happened on July 9th, will likely be more commonplace inside Disney's theme parks in the near future so long as Disney places its interest in its profits above the safety and well-being of its guests and employees. At this point, it is a question of when and not if such another serious security incident will happen again.

Sayers' old buddies back in the Anaheim Police Department are 
implicated in the cover-up that let Percy Agoncillo out on only 
$20,000 bond on July 23. Above, APD Capt. Mike Aquino, 
Detective Randy Sany (who wrote the CAN bulletin on Percy
Agoncillo), and Deputy Chief Craig Hunter. Not shown Sgt. 
Dennis Briggs and Lt. Richard LaRochelle. Pleading the Fifth
by a law enforcement officer could result in termination.

The next time Disneyland might not be so lucky as they were on July 9th. And it might be most shocking to learn that the exact same person who nearly shot up Disneyland on July 9th may have been given a second chance by police to finish what he intended on starting back in July.

From our investigation, we now have the answer to the question how a dangerously homicidal and criminally insane individual got his gun and loads of ammunition past Disneyland security and into the hallowed family-friendly theme parks that Walter Elias Disney built.

And of course we should mention that Disneyland caught all this on its security video surveillance system inside the entry plaza.

But in all honesty, none of what we told you so far is the most insane part of our story. The most insane part of the story is that both Disneyland and Anaheim Police knew of Agoncillo's motives, but deliberately withheld all this crucial information from the D.A.'s office, so that this terrifying near-miss incident wouldn't be picked up by the news in public governmental records from the criminal court system.

Our sources inside Disneyland have told us that Disneyland's Parks Security Operations Manager, Christopher J. Sayers, who used to be a Lieutenant in the Anaheim Police Department back in 2010 before he retired to take over security operations at Disneyland's theme parks, is Disneyland's key point man in coordinating these kinds of cover-ups with APD.

Anaheim Police's current commanding officers at the Disneyland substation, Sgt. Dennis Briggs and his superior Lt. Richard LaRochelle, used to work under Sayers in the Anaheim Police Department, so this is the connection between Disneyland security and APD that allows Disneyland to manipulate the police for its own self-serving interests.

Sayers, LaRochelle, and Briggs are the key officials inside both organizations responsible for routinely covering-up any controversial or embarrassing incidents in the resort that Disneyland and APD don't want the public to know. In this case, Disneyland's meddling and interference may have escalated to the point of obstructing justice and breaking the law, putting the public's safety in danger just to save face for the Mouse.

Former APD Lt. Chris Sayers (right) with disgraced former APD Chief John Welter
back in 2010 before the 2012 Manuel Angel Diaz shootings and riots in Anaheim.
Welter's laughable campaign against Mayor Tom Tait is thought to be what got 
Tait re-elected as Anaheim's mayor by a landslide in the last city elections in 
November of 2014. (See campaign video below.)

Disneyland worries a great deal about this kind of bad publicity because that would ultimately affect their profits.

And so, it's perfectly fine if any information that concerns the safety of park patrons is intentionally left out of or withheld from the public records just so that it won't negatively impact park attendance—even if that means breaking the law and putting the public's safety at direct risk.

And apparently, that's exactly what happened when they began covering-up the near-miss gun massacre in July with the Anaheim Police Department's help.

When the Deputy D.A. in charge of indicting Agoncillo, Jeff Winter, met with APD detectives, he was deliberately misled by the Anaheim Police that a previously convicted felon, Percy Agoncillo, was simply caught, without incident, by chance by one of their officers on a routine stop on a city street in the City of Anaheim.

Winters was simply told Agoncillo was caught carrying a concealed weapon with several ammunition clips on him, and that later on, APD found out he had a previous felony conviction.

Don't blame Orange County D.A. Tony Rackauckas for Agoncillo's
shocking release from jail. Nothing points to a cover-up from his
department...so far.

They arrested Agoncillo on a simple charge of a convicted felon illegally possessing a firearm and ammunition.

They didn't mention to the D.A. that this suspect had heard voices in his head to kill as many people as he could inside Disneyland with his firearms.

The D.A.'s office was also never told that Agoncillo—when he heard these voices in his head telling him to kill as many people as he could—was about to commit the unthinkable right in the heart of the busy Disneyland Resort.

That's because Disneyland officials and APD conspired to keep those details about Mr. Agoncillo hidden from even the criminal court system.

Thus, the alarm bells from the D.A.'s office were not sounded, and the courts allowed Agoncillo to be bailed out of county jail 14 days later on just a paltry $20,000 bond. It was clear from what happened at Disneyland that Agoncillo should have never been bailed out of protective custody at all. He was too much of an imminent danger to the public to be walking around freely.

So the suspect was set free on bond from the Orange County jail in Santa Ana on July 23rd, and today he roams free while his next court date is set sometime later this month. Whether he will ever show up for that court date is left up to speculation as he knows he will face a number of years behind bars for a repeat felony.

When APD and Disneyland officials found out that Agoncillo was bailed out of prison, they were shocked, but they shouldn't have been. After all, these were the very officials who reckless and irresponsibly withheld crucial information from the D.A.'s office that misled the courts to believe that Agoncillo was not that much of a danger to the public.

Both the APD and Disneyland have since put out an internal and city-wide All Points Bulletin (APB) to "Be On the Lookout" (BOL) for Agoncillo should he choose to return anywhere near the City of Anaheim, and Disneyland security is on its highest threat alert since 9/11 on the lookout for just one man who they gave a second chance to finish what he intended to start on the Disneyland Resort back in July.

It's about time Disneyland faces the realities of the real world by starting to use
metal detectors and scanning equipment at all their entrances and entryways. Will
Disney abide by its motto: 'Safety first,' or is its motto really, 'Profits first?'

But it seems the damage is already done as Agoncillo is roaming freely at large to do whatever the voices in his head tell him to do.

Many main gate security officers have asked their management for bulletproof vests, but that hardly seems like that would help given that they are all unarmed.

What they need is better screening procedures, including metal detectors and scanning equipment, to detect concealed weapons before guests even have a chance to get into the parks, and they need to come clean about serious incidents like this when it comes to reporting it to D.A.'s office.

Since we found out about Aconcillo's actions inside of Disneyland, we feel it is now our responsibility and moral duty—unlike Disney and APD—to warn the public about this dangerous and homicidal maniac who has now been irresponsibly and recklessly set free on bail, all thanks to the knuckleheads at Disneyland and the Anaheim Police Department.

Agoncillo's last known address is in the South San Francisco-area near San Mateo County. He drives a white 2011 Lexus with the license plate of 6VAZ737. He stands 5 foot, 6-7 inches tall. A picture of Agoncillo is included above and in the previous article. If you see him, do not approach or engage the suspect in any manner. He may be armed and is most certainly dangerous. Just call the police and refer them to the information given on this website.

You can all thank Disneyland and APD for letting a dangerous man loose from protective custody, giving him a second chance to finished what he intended on doing at Disneyland. That's the kind of magic that they apparently protect.

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