Dissatisfied with investigating reporters reported that a US official was suspected of killing 7 knives and killed it.

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

The US "Las Vegas Review" reporter Jeff Rimman's murder case has made new progress. According to the US Broadcasting Corporation, the suspect Robert Richard Torrels will appear again on September 20 local time and face the charges of murder. According to the previous report of the US media, as the target of Ridman's investigation, Tryles has repeatedly expressed his dissatisfaction with Herman on social platforms. Local media generally believe that Ryrman's series of reports on Tryles has led to It lost in the primaries in June this year.

On September 8, local time, Tryles appeared for the first time (Source: NBC)

According to reports, Tryz, 45, was born in El Pasau, Texas, USA, and he lived in Colorado before moving to Las Vegas. In 2014, Tryles graduated from the Las Vegas University of Nevada; 4 years later, he was elected as the public heritage manager of Clark County and replaced the former predecessor of the third session. According to reports, the main functions of this position include the protection of the property of the local deaths and the executor of the will of the dead.

It is reported that Relman's series of reports on Tryles started earlier this year. In May of this year, he published a newspaper in the newspaper, under the title of "turbulence and internal differences", and exposed the behavior of Tryz bullying and favorable office employees. After the article was released, Clark County had assigned a consultant to investigate the matter, but Tryles denied these allegations. After that, he also issued a post on a social platform, saying that Rilman slandered rumors.

Immediately after June, Tryles lost the chance of re -election in the party's primary election, and he lost to his subordinate Lita Reed. At that time, the Las Vegas Review pointed out in the report that Tryz's defeat was related to the article published by Ridman.

On the morning of September 2nd, local time, the police received an alarm call and found that Herman was assassinated at the door of the house after arriving at the scene. Police subsequently announced the photos to ask the public to assist in identifying criminal suspects. In the photo, the suspect was wearing an orange workshirt, a wide -eave grass hat, and a backpack in the home of Asianrman. In addition, the police also announced a photo of the vehicle involved in the case taken near Herman's house.

On September 6, a photographer at the Las Vegas Review Daily took a picture of a Tros cleaning a car on his own lane. It is worth noting that the car is the same as the vehicle involved in the previous police.

It is understood that Tryles' residence is less than 10 kilometers away from the Her Vehiro. On September 7, local time, the Clark County police told the media that Tryles had been arrested. Police said they also found a pair of bloody shoes and a chopped straw hat at Tryos' home.

On the 8th local time, Tryles appeared in court for the first time. According to the relevant records of the prison, he was charged with murder.

According to the latest criminal prosecution of the local court, after turning off the mobile phone, Tryles has been "ambushing" in the car parked in front of Ridman's door, waiting for the investigator to go home. According to the prosecutor, Relman was stabbed for 7 knives at the time; and, because Herman was alone, his body was not discovered until the next day.

Judge Erana Lee Graham said that the report of Ridman's attack was "shudder". The report mentioned that Relman was "fighting for his own life". His arm had obvious wounds left by defense, and Tryz's DNA was detected in his nails. On September 20, local time, Tryles will appear again and face the charges of murder.

According to the Associated Press, the Neidahua News Association announced that Herman will be selected as the state's "Newspaper Hall of Fame" on Saturday. The 69 -year -old investigation reporter once After more than 20 years of work, he is a columnist and reporter who reported on the content involving courts, politics, labor, government, and organizational crimes, and joined the Las Vegas Review News in 2010.

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