Algumas semanas atrás o mundo ficou chocado quando vocalista Tim Lambesis I Lay Dying foi preso por tentar contratar um assassino para matar sua esposa. O suposto assassino acabou sendo um policial disfarçado. Lambesis foi trancado desde então, alegando não ser culpado de uma acusação de aliciamento de assassinato com um conjunto de fiança dois milhões dólares dólar. Hoje, a nova informação foi liberada sobre como Lambesis que ele é realmente culpado.
Uma testemunha anônima na prisão San Diego o que aconteceu.
Um funcionário do Oceanside Barnes & Noble, que não quis ser identificado contou a no dia 7 de maio em uma livraria de como Tim Lambesis agiu: "Era cerca de 2:00 Meu amigo estava fora da loja fazendo pintura e a polícia disse que ele precisava imediatamente entra na loja. Tim [Lambesis] estava lá com um amigo . Eu vi um policial especial da força-tarefa, dois oficiais , e dois policiais disfarçados. Eles só empurrou todo mundo e algemaram. Tudo aconteceu tão rápido. Parecia que eles estavam planejando-lo isto por um longo tempo. "
Quando relatou originalmente a história, foi relatado que Lambesis foi preso depois de solicitar um policial disfarçado. Poderia ser este "policial " ou ser um "amigo" ?
Próxima audiência Lambesis 'está marcada para 10 de junho. Na fiança audiência na semana passada, Lambesis foi acompanhada por uma novo advogado, Thomas Warwick depois de originalmente ser representado por Anthony Salerno. Nenhuma palavra sobre o porquê de Salerno deixar o caso , como ele salvou inicialmente Lambesis de uma sentença de vida em potencial. Salerno, em um suposto Lambesis entrevista estava sendo configurado como Lambesis "irmão-de-lei é um xerife. Lambesis novo advogado, Warwick afirmou a fiança de audiência na semana passada que o uso de esteróides pode ter contribuido no julgamento de Lambesis.
as coisas não parecem boas para o seu caso. Há muito mais história.
New Details On AS I LAY DYING Frontman Tim Lambesis' Arrest, Lawyer Switchover
A few weeks back the world was shocked when As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis was arrested for attempting to hire a hitman to murder his wife. The supposed hitman ended up being an undercover cop. Lambesis has been locked up ever since, pleading not guilty to one count of solicitation of murder with a $2 million dollar bail set. Today, new information has been released on how Lambesis was actually captured.
An anonymous witness of the arrest told the San Diego Reader exactly how it went down:
Lambesis' next court date is currently scheduled for June 10th. At the bail hearing last week, Lambesis was accompanied by a new laywer, Thomas Warwick after originally being represented by Anthony Salerno. No word on why Salerno was let go, as he initially saved Lambesis from a potential life sentence. Salerno, in an interview alleged Lambesis was being set up as Lambesis' brother-in-law is a sheriff deputy. Lambesis new lawyer, Warwick claimed at last week's bail hearing that steroid use clouded Lambesis' judgement.
No matter where you stand on Lambesis' guilt, things do not look good for his case. There is so much more to this story, and if you haven't caught up
An anonymous witness of the arrest told the San Diego Reader exactly how it went down:
An employee of the Oceanside Barnes & Noble who did not want to be named recounted the May 7 bookstore bust of As I Lay Dying lead singer Tim Lambesis this way: “It was about 2 p.m. My buddy was outside the store doing face-painting and the cops told him that he needed to stop immediately and go inside. Tim [Lambesis] was there with a friend just browsing. I saw one special task-force cop, two regular officers, and two undercover officers. They just pushed everyone aside and handcuffed him. It all happened so fast. It seemed like they were planning it out for a long time.”When we originally reported on the story, it was reported that Lambesis was arrested after soliciting an undercover cop. Could this "cop" be the "friend" in the story above?
Lambesis' next court date is currently scheduled for June 10th. At the bail hearing last week, Lambesis was accompanied by a new laywer, Thomas Warwick after originally being represented by Anthony Salerno. No word on why Salerno was let go, as he initially saved Lambesis from a potential life sentence. Salerno, in an interview alleged Lambesis was being set up as Lambesis' brother-in-law is a sheriff deputy. Lambesis new lawyer, Warwick claimed at last week's bail hearing that steroid use clouded Lambesis' judgement.
No matter where you stand on Lambesis' guilt, things do not look good for his case. There is so much more to this story, and if you haven't caught up
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