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Here is what I think is the first press conference given by the police:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eap4hTB6mK4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eap4hTB6mK4
Is it a huge revelation that TM went home to drop KM off and pick up BM & his gun? I don't think it is. I think that's what LE has reported from day one.
Attorney Augustus Claus said he wants to investigate the extent and effect of the injury on Nowsch before deciding whether to use it in his client's murder defense.
"Obviously, an injury like that has potential for long-term consequences," Claus said.
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Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson will consider Nowsch's childhood injury while deciding whether to seek the death penalty against him.
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Dr. Jeffrey Max, neuropsychiatric research director at Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego, said a doctor evaluating Nowsch would consider the severity of the injury, Nowsch's personal and family psychiatric history, evidence of defiance, mood swings and violent or impulsive behavior, and even his family income level.
His father's actions would also come into play, Max said.
"The head injury could be one component of multiple risk factors," Max said. "It could suggest he had a multitude of factors himself, and a genetic risk toward violence."
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The baby was taken to University Medical Center in Las Vegas and diagnosed with a right parietal skull fracture, severe bruising on his back and a handprint bruise on his left buttock, according to an Oct. 9, 1995, police report.
As an mental exercise, I put together a simple timeline of events in this case, omitting from the timeline the untruths told by the Meyers family -- in an attempt to see what the bare bones of the event look like without the confusion of the Meyers deceptions. I did include some of what EN told his friends, as their interviews with police seem credible. I also included some of the later revelations when we learned that the Meyerses had not been truthful or forthcoming about that night, but as to the events on the night of Feb. 12, I stuck to the barebones outline of what we know to be true or are reasonably certain is true.
Here 'tis:
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Night of the shooting:
Feb. 12 - Around 11:20 to 11:30 pm
EN sees Meyers green car in school parking lot, thinks someone is after him, calls friend with silver car to come pick him up.
EN sees someone in green car with a gun.
Green car chases silver car.
Silver car stops during chase and EN fires at green car. EN in silver car fires several times at green car; green car does not fire at silver car.
Green car drives to Meyers cul de sac. Silver car follows it to cul de sac.
Gunfire is exchanged. EN fires from passenger seat of silver car, firing at someone at the car and at someone running toward the house. BM, standing in cul de sac, fires at silver car. TM is hit. Silver car leaves. 911 is called.
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Subsequent Events:
Feb. 13 around 3-3:30am - EN visits his friends, tells them about the shooting, tells them he "got those kids, they were after me and I got them."
Feb. 14 - TM is taken off life support and dies. Police release sketch of suspect. It's not clear whether sketch is the shooter or the driver of the silver car, but is a "suspect." It's not stated by police which of the Meyerses provided the description for the sketch.
Feb. 15 - RM visits EN's house, wanting to talk to him
Feb. 17 - EN is picked up on unrelated juvie warrant, is questioned about Meyers shooting, denies any involvement, is released. It is revealed that BM was in green car while it was chasing silver car.
Feb. 18 - police talk to EN's friends, who tell police what EN told them the night of the shooting.
Feb. 19 - EN is arrested. He is a neighbor of Meyers family, and Meyers family knows him, knew it was him all along, and TM knew him well. Police say they didn't know until today that Meyers family knew EN. EN doesn't look like suspect sketch, police say they're still looking for another suspect but say they are not looking for the person in the sketch. Police refuse to say more about the sketch or why it doesn't resemble EN or who it's a sketch of.