Dem Vegas politician stumped when confronted with surprise three-word text message in murder trial
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A surprise text message presented at the murder trial of former Las Vegas Democratic politician Robert Telles appears to shroud mystery about his whereabouts on the day of the slaying.
Telles, a former Democratic Clark County administrator of estates, read out a text message from his wife, showing that she had wondered where he was around the time German was ambushed and killed outside his home nearly two years ago. Michael Dorgan is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business.
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"It says, ‘Where are you?’" Telles said, in response to prosecutor Christopher Hamner.
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