The Mormon Murders is Missing a Gamblers Sword Eureka! Topeka! Did I find the Mormon Mans Sword
The Missing SwordThe Scherer Murders
A professional gambler was convicted Monday of murdering his parents in
their Pleasanton country club home in hopes of reaping an early
inheritance to pay off mounting gaming and other debts.
Ernest Scherer III, 32, faces life in prison without the possibility of parole for murdering Ernest Scherer Jr., 60, and Charlene Abendroth, 57.
Their bodies were found in their home on the grounds of the Castlewood Country Club on March 14, 2008.
The Scherer's would know Supervisor Candace Anderson, I met Ernie Jr, several times over the years, and Nate Greenan would know him from childhood.
Ernest Scherer III, 32, faces life in prison without the possibility of parole for murdering Ernest Scherer Jr., 60, and Charlene Abendroth, 57.
Their bodies were found in their home on the grounds of the Castlewood Country Club on March 14, 2008.
The Scherer's would know Supervisor Candace Anderson, I met Ernie Jr, several times over the years, and Nate Greenan would know him from childhood.
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Where The Sword Was Found
The smokin' gun? Perhaps not but the defendants representation may not be so upstanding. The Public Defender wasn't too happy about my finding and spent the better part of 20 minutes denigrating me while derailing the finding.VThis