The point is, the sketch is of the person they say threatened them. So some random driver that picks him up threatens their lives, I don't buy it. None of it makes sense, especially the sketch, and the fact that they didn't tell police they knew EN until the last minute. It all stinks. The sketch stinks like obstruction, IMO.
GUILTY NV - Tammy Meyers, 44, fatally shot at her Las Vegas home, 12 Feb 2015 - #2
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The point is, the sketch is of the person they say threatened them. So some random driver that picks him up threatens their lives, I don't buy it. None of it makes sense, especially the sketch, and the fact that they didn't tell police they knew EN until the last minute. It all stinks. The sketch stinks like obstruction, IMO.
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I totally agree that no one in this situation behaved rationally.
Regarding the bolded bit: This has been a topic of speculation, but there's no evidence (at this point) that TM had been drinking prior to the shooting.
Did TM make some serious mistakes that night? Definitely. Her mistakes cost her her life.
I think the victim blaming has gotten way out of hand - to the point that it seems as if folks are hoping the alleged murderer who gunned her down gets away with it because it appears the prevailing sentiment is that she brought it all upon herself.
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Police say the description and sketch are no longer relevant.
The daughter did say initially that the driver got out of the car and threatened them. Now she is saying the suspect got out of the passenger side and threatened them. Police said it would all make sense once they released their report, but nothing makes sense still. I don't think these conflicting statements, and many other conflicting statements, will sit well with the jury.
ITA. It's getting ridiculous. She is dead. The family don't appear to have been perfect angels, but one doesn't need to be a perfect angel to be a victim. People need to knock it off. Police will sort out the conflicting statements, one way or the other. Having conflicting statements is not that unusual in a criminal case.
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I think it is entirely possible that EN didn't realize who he had killed ((in the car))
''friends after the killing, saying he "got those kids, they were after me, and I got them," according to a police warrant released Friday.
but after the news hit that it was TM, that's when he started crying.....MOO
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/crime-c...hooting-bragged-i-got-them-police-say-n309931
''friends after the killing, saying he "got those kids, they were after me, and I got them," according to a police warrant released Friday.
but after the news hit that it was TM, that's when he started crying.....MOO
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/crime-c...hooting-bragged-i-got-them-police-say-n309931
Sorry, I meant random to the Meyers family.
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Sometimes victims are to blame. Until we know the exact cause of the conflict, we can't rule out that she isn't at some degree of fault here. Depending on the conflict, she could be seriously at fault. Time will tell.
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My main problem still is WHY they did not tell LE who the shooter was and where he lived. I have not heard a logical explanation yet.
How do you assign a "degree of fault" to a dead person? From what we know now, she was back at her house, when she was shot by a suspect who came after her. That's not a case of self-defense by a suspect and fail to see how the murder is justified under these conditions.
IMO, there is a very good chance that the family is responsible in ways that could bring charges. I don't think EN should get out if he did it, and I don't think they should get away with it, because their mother is the one who died. Their mother being dead, does not assuage guilt if it comes out there is any.
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Thinking about this again.
So when TM/BM/Daughter (not sure who was in the car initially tbh), went to the middle school parking lot. It sounds like EN was there by himself, no car, just hanging out (maybe selling drugs or whatever). It sounds like when he saw the people in the car looking at him too intensely, is when he called for his friend to pick him up.
So that means there was no honking or road rage that triggered anything according to EN,and I 'm not sure why he would lie to his friend, althought it is possible.
Another thing that I can't get out of my mind, is the fact that the ONLY reason EN is in jail right now is because he was blabbing/bragging to friends, and his friends and mom ratted him out, not because BM/The Dad/or Daughter went to the police about him. If EN's friends and mom hadn't talked to the police, the M family would still be out there saying they were looking for spiky haired 6ft tall blond/blue eyed dude and holding vigils.
Who knows. I can't figure it out either, and it seems to be hard to get a straight answer out of the family members.
Did I miss the report where this driver was arrested?
Unless EN utilized some kind of bat signal or telepathy to summon a driver, shouldn't finding that guy be pretty easy?
??? My post doesn't claim the driver was arrested. EN might not be talking. Would that be uncommon for a suspect to not talk to police?
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Son of woman killed in road rage shooting has felt that anger himself | Las Vegas Review-Journal
(This details an incident from last August, as detailed from BrM's Facebook page)
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Times are too hard for good people to be swindled, wrote CGP (redacted), who left a comment on the site. Give them the true story and then let them decide if they want to contribute.
The page, which as of Wednesday had raised more than $6,000 in donations, was closed about 6:02 p.m.
It wasnt clear whether the family or the web host shut down the page.
http://m.reviewjournal.com/news/las-vegas/son-woman-killed-road-rage-shooting-has-felt-anger-himself
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(This details an incident from last August, as detailed from BrM's Facebook page)
Also mentioned:
(snip)
Times are too hard for good people to be swindled, wrote CGP (redacted), who left a comment on the site. Give them the true story and then let them decide if they want to contribute.
The page, which as of Wednesday had raised more than $6,000 in donations, was closed about 6:02 p.m.
It wasnt clear whether the family or the web host shut down the page.
http://m.reviewjournal.com/news/las-vegas/son-woman-killed-road-rage-shooting-has-felt-anger-himself
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unenviable position -- Dad is out of town on business -- only has the ''accounts'' of his children
would not want to be in his position BUT -- withholding the ''identity of the shooter'' sorry ...... no one is cool with that MOO
not looking good for ''family image'' ...... need a big broom for this one (or shovel)
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Not that this means anything, but twitter chatter is starting to use the word "meth" a lot. Meth speculation and conjecture.
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