Taylor Tolliver, an undercover surveillance detective with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, during the investigation of Robert Telles, testifies on day 6 of the murder trial. (KLAS)
Christie Baxter, a crime scene analyst with LVMPD, impounded evidence from the murder scene at Jeff German’s house. (KLAS)
Matthew Hovanec, a commission supervisor of the digital forensics lab at LVMPD, testifies on day six of the murder trial of Robert Telles Monday. (KLAS)
Hovanec showed an image from the extraction report that showed a shoe that was similar to those shown in surveillance video of German’s murder suspect 13 days before the reporter’s stabbing death.
Images taken from Robert Telles’ work computer showing Jeff German’s name and the vehicles he owned. (KLAS)
Hovanec and the prosecution then reiterated that the information search into German’s vehicles occurred on Telles’ computer in his office and had taken place on Aug. 23, 2022, at 11:05:41 a.m. when converted from the Coordinated Universal Time listed in the document.
“So, at 11:05 on a Monday, someone went into Mr. Telles’ work computer and started looking up things like [German’s address.]” Hamner, the prosecutor, asked.
“Correct,” Hovanec replied.
Justine Gatus, a detective for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, testifies at the trial of Robert Telles on Monday. (KLAS)
Defense attorney Robert Draskovich questions Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department detective Justine Gatus on day six of the Robert Telles murder trial in Las Vegas. (KLAS)
Updated: Aug 19, 2024 / 06:10 PM PDT