hotel room, he d rigged it with bungee cords so if someone came to get him he had a plan to escape. he was going to break the window of the hotel room and he was going to basically rappel out the hotel room window. so did she quite understandably high-tail it out of there? no. she chose to stay. stayed the night. she did. meanwhile, lead detective dudek called in reinforcements. and before long some of the most boring of all police work paid off. a deputy borrowed from the local jail for the investigation pored through hours of video taken by a security camera at the scherers country club. and finally, there it was. a red chevrolet camaro approaching the scherer home at 8:27 p.m. on march 7th and exiting at 12:42 a.m. on march 8th, just when the murders were thought to have occurred. a red chevy camaro with a black top. and wasn t that the very same
who would do such an awful thing? and why? in our area we just didn t have a husband and wife in their 60s in a multimillion-dollar neighborhood killed for no reason. investigators poked around the scherer s background looking for enemies with motive and it turned out they had some, or at least ernest did. ernie was a passionate person in his views and he wasn t afraid to let you know how he felt. guy houston, a former california state assemblyman, knew ernest scherer for his extreme fiscal conservatism for his work with the republican part write and the local school board. he did make people angry but it was all on a political, not a personal basis. it was all political. besides, what happened to them was too ugly even for politics. and as for charlene i don t know anybody who didn t like her. here was her friend from the mormon church.
and when she went back to his hotel room, he d rigged it with bungee cords so if someone came to get him he had a plan to escape. he was going to break the window of the hotel room and he was going to basically rappel out the hotel room window. so did she quite understandably high-tail it out of there? no. she chose to stay. stayed the night. she did. meanwhile, lead detective dudek called in reinforcements. and before long some of the most boring of all police work paid off. a deputy borrowed from the local jail for the investigation pored through hours of video taken by a security camera at the scherers country club. and finally, there it was. a red chevrolet camaro approaching the scherer home at 8:27 p.m. on march 7th and exiting at 12:42 a.m. on march 8th, just when the murders were thought to have occurred. a red chevy camaro with a black top. and wasn t that the very same make, model, and color of ernie
why did he want to get in the house so badly? he wanted the will. he told you that? he did. his parents will, which investigators found in a desk drawer. and the will indicated that their fairly significant estate would be divided equally between their two children, catherine and ernest, and they would receive their inheritance at the age of 30. did you determine how old ernest was? i did. ernest scherer iii would turn 30 in july. and his parents were killed in march. ernie s father had a couple million invested in real estate, though at the time of his death the value of the estate was certainly shrinking right along with housing prices. still, was it even remotely possible ernie would kill his parents to cash in on an inheritance? the detectives had a look at ernie s financial situation.
nike outlet. one pair of size 12 nike impact tomahawk sneakers, a ripken youth baseball fat and junior match soccer gloves. i m thinking even the most skeptical jury in the world has to realize, put it all together, the book has just finished, that s the ending of the book. in january 2011 the alameda county prosecutor told jurors ernest scherer iii was a narcissistic sociopath who savagely murdered his parents in cold blood. he is sheer evil. he thinks he s smarter than everybody. heavily in debt and desperate for minute, ernie s house of cards was collapsing before his very eyes, said the prosecutor, and so he killed his parents for the money, for his inheritance. even ernie s own family unanimously turned against him, including ernest scherer sr., ernie s grandfather, who took the stand on his 95th birthday