This link has most of the stuff, but not the part where the reporter asked RM about TM's drug use. http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/23/us/las-vegas-shooting/
This is bizarre. The Meyers boys own & operate a head shop. We all saw that early on.
This link has most of the stuff, but not the part where the reporter asked RM about TM's drug use. http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/23/us/las-vegas-shooting/
This link has most of the stuff, but not the part where the reporter asked RM about TM's drug use. http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/23/us/las-vegas-shooting/
Thank you! The first one is it!
Here's a direct link to the video. http://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2015/02/24/ac-intv-las-vegas-road-rage-erich-nowsch-attorney.cnn-ap
It's towards the end where he discusses investigating the alleged prescription drug exchanges that are in the park between TM and EN and his hoping witnesses to come forward. The video cuts off at the end abruptly when it didn't cut off there previously. I suspect that it used to include the part about hoping EN's friends coming forward and it was cut off, but the EN friends part might have been in another interview with someone else.
Miss Muffet!! This is brilliant! Everything just clicked into place.
The part of the story with EN shooting from the passenger side of the vehicle as it was approaching the house has always baffled me. How would that even be possible unless he was leaning halfway out and over the car like some kind of stuntman?
So what I now believe happened is BM shot at them three times as they were approaching (hence the three shots heard first by the neighbor), so the silver car turned around, tires squealing, and EN fired back as the car was leaving, from the passenger side! Also all verified by the ear witness.
What is your dark secret, Meyers family? What are you trying to cover up?
Great post, Miss Muffet!
Now the 2nd suspect has black stud earrings?
has anyone figured out WHY there would be bullet holes in Driver's Side -- that would indicate to me that the shots were fired from driveway as vehicle was entering cul de sac--not leaving...MOO
Because he says as much. Why doesn't his client tells him his side?
"If Nowsch, just 5' 3", very slim build, and relatively little experience with weapons, shot Meyers in the head from a moving vehicle in the dark, why did he do it? The Claus brothers are trying to figure that out, but say they haven't been able to get much out of Nowsch."
http://www.jrn.com/ktnv/news/Defense-investigating-drug-claims-in-Tammy-Meyers-death-293978251.html
:moo:
SPECULATION:
This shooting was the result of a drug supply or turf dispute. It had been brewing before this night. The Meyers aren't innocent-- they are central to this case. It came to a head that night for some reason-- there was no driving lesson. Possibly this was some retaliation or it was provoked that night, possibly at a meeting of TM and EN at the park. Possibly a meeting of BM and EN at the park with TM at home.
TM is a victim, as she is dead.
This is bizarre. The Meyers boys own & operate a head shop. We all saw that early on.
In the meantime, the Claus brothers are digging into Nowsch's past, revealing he suffered a skull fracture as a baby that at one point resulted in a felony child abuse charge for his father. It could have legal implications if the DA does pursue this as a death penalty case.
http://www.jrn.com/ktnv/news/Defense-investigating-drug-claims-in-Tammy-Meyers-death-293978251.html
That's hilarious! :happydance:Pretty funny given that at least one of the sons was wearing a t-shirt with the name of a product to clear the urine of drugs for tox screens in an early interview in front of the home. I looked up the name of the product & posted it in the 1st thread.
You're being literal and not capturing the nuance of what people mean when they're talking. His asking, "Why did he do it?" does not mean his lawyer doesn't know the answer. He's explaining that is a question for the public to ask themselves and a question that will need to be answered in court. He's not going to overshare what he knows prior to the trial.Because he says as much. Why doesn't his client tells him his side?
"If Nowsch, just 5' 3", very slim build, and relatively little experience with weapons, shot Meyers in the head from a moving vehicle in the dark, why did he do it? The Claus brothers are trying to figure that out, but say they haven't been able to get much out of Nowsch."
http://www.jrn.com/ktnv/news/Defense-investigating-drug-claims-in-Tammy-Meyers-death-293978251.html
That's hilarious! :happydance:
He just needs to claim "not guilty" at this point.It sounds like he pretty much admitted his client did it and is going for "self-defense" theory. But doesn't his client have to claim self-defense first?
For a high profile murder trial like this, I'm sure good defense attorneys have investigators investigate everything their client says and everything every witness on either side says. They can't risk going into court with inaccurate information. These high profile cases can make or break their careers. They need to know every detail for certain so they can be ensured their defense plan will be the most successful.Okay, so his lawyers are trying to get EN's side of the story. What's the problem? Should they not do any other investigation or talk to any other witnesses until after EN decides to talk to them?
From the same link:
"But Nowsch's attorneys say they're investigating claims from witnesses that Meyers and Nowsch dealt prescription pills, and the shooting could have stemmed from a drug deal gone wrong."
So she dealt prescription pills too is the word on the street? Do I have that right?
Read the comments too... The lying family is overshadowing this case by a lot!