A mother told a Nevada jury Tuesday that her young daughter whispered to her that she was molested by a man who also is accused of videotaping his sexual assault of a 2-year-old.
"She kept whispering in my ear," said the mother, whose testimony was interrupted several times while Clark County District Court Judge Jennifer Togliatti ruled that the mother's recollections of what her then 6-year-old daughter told her in December 2003 were admissible evidence against Chester Arthur Stiles.
Stiles has pleaded not guilty to 11 counts of sexual assault with a minor under 14 years of age, 10 counts of lewdness with a child under 14, and one charge of attempted sexual assault with a minor under 14. All but one of the counts could mean life in prison if he is convicted...
1 girl's mother testifies in Vegas video sex case
Labels: Chester Arthur Stiles, child, lewd acts, Nevada, sexual assault, videotape
Police standoff ends in murder-suicide
Police have confirmed that two people are dead after Friday morning's police standoff.
The gunman, a male, allegedly shot his female hostage before turning the gun on himself. This is believed to be the result of a domestic dispute between a boyfriend and girlfriend.
Police will continue their investigation and have not yet released the identities of those involved...
Labels: domestic violence, girlfriend, gun, hostage, murder-suicide, Nevada
Domestic Dispute Leads To Murder-Suicide
Two people are dead and one injured after a domestic situation erupted into a murder-suicide in a southeast valley neighborhood. Police say it began Thursday when a woman served divorce papers to her husband. The husband, 42-year-old Ricky Shadoan, reportedly went to his wife's parents' house on Del Sueno Drive, near Hacienda and Mountain Vista. There, Ricky Shadoan reportedly confronted his wife and an argument ensued...
Labels: divorce, domestic situation, father-in-law, gun, murder-suicide, Nevada, Ricky Shadoan, wife
Local Man Charged With Wife's Murder
A Las Vegas man is facing murder charges after being arrested in Utah. Thomas Randolph was indicted this week on multiple charges for the murder of his wife, Sharon Clausse Randolph, and another man, Michael James Miller. Police say Thomas Randolph staged the murders last May to look like a home invasion burglary at his northwest valley home...More Here...
Labels: burglary, gun, home invasion, life insurance, Nevada, wife