March 2015

The grim reality of Officer Safety

U.S. v Andre Lavon Taylor (“Little Pimp, Big Mouth”)

At the request of Las Vegas Metro Vice,  prosecuted a notorious childabusing low-life who called himself “Gorgeous Dre” or alternatively “The Big Pimp”. Metro identified him as a major interstate panderer of juveniles. We learned that the defendant was being featured in the Hughes Brothers (Menace to Society, Dead Presidents, etc.) documentary film “American Pimp, …

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The grim reality of Officer Safety

U.S. v Ricardo Murillo et. al. (“Strange Bedfellows”)

In 2000, prosecuted Christopher Moseley, husband of DuPont heiress Lisa Dean Moseley, and others for Murder for Hire. Moseley traveled from his Delaware estate to Las Vegas and recruited Diana Hironaga, a former stripper and porn star, to kill Patricia Margello, a drug addict/prostitute and the girlfriend of Lisa Dean Mosley’s son, Dean. Hironaga in …

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The grim reality of Officer Safety

U.S. v Jerald Burgess (“Ultimate Frustration”)

In 2001, we reopened the 1978 investigation of 6-year-old Cary Sayegh’s heartbreaking disappearance and presumed murder. During the course of the investigation, a consummate and notorious confidential informant gleaned valuable evidence about the crime from Burgess, the prime suspect (who had been acquitted on state charges of kidnapping Cary years earlier). The informant was also …

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DOJ/Ferguson/Holder

Exactly as I predicted.  No charges – there was no probable cause. So put the entire Department under a microscope (no statute of limitations) and “indict” it with a scathing report to appease the “community”. (Maybe it is merited, who knows – after Zimmerman, I don’t know which side to disbelieve.) I love and support …

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