Summary of Jeff German's Murder in Sin City

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 Las Vegas fire department paramedic Steven Reincke and his team were the first to arrive at the home of Ted Binion, a wealthy casino executive, in 1998. They found his body on a blue sleeping mat in the middle of the floor. No attempts were made to revive him.
#2 Teddy Binion, a wealthy casino executive, was found dead in his home in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.
#3 A wealthy casino executive, Ted Binion, was found dead in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.
#4 Paramedic Steven Reincke and his team were the first to arrive at the home of Ted Binion, a wealthy casino executive, in 1998. They found his body on a blue sleeping mat in the middle of the floor. No attempts were made to revive him.

Sujets

• True Crime
• Murder

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 21 septembre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350030778
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

Extrait

Insights on Jeff German's Murder in Sin City
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

Las Vegas fire department paramedic Steven Reincke and his team were the first to arrive at the home of Ted Binion, a wealthy casino executive, in 1998. They found his body on a blue sleeping mat in the middle of the floor. No attempts were made to revive him.

#2

Teddy Binion, a wealthy casino executive, was found dead in his home in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#3

A wealthy casino executive, Ted Binion, was found dead in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#4

Paramedic Steven Reincke and his team were the first to arrive at the home of Ted Binion, a wealthy casino executive, in 1998. They found his body on a blue sleeping mat in the middle of the floor. No attempts were made to revive him.

#5

Ted Binion, a wealthy casino executive, was found dead in his home in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#6

Benny Binion, a wealthy casino executive, was found dead in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#7

Benny Binion, a wealthy casino executive, was found dead in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#8

Benny Binion, a wealthy casino executive, was found dead in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#9

Benny Binion, a wealthy casino executive, was found dead in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#10

Ted Binion, a wealthy casino executive, was found dead in his home in 1998. His death was ruled a drug overdose, but investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#11

The life of casino executive Ted Binion, who had ties to the mob, was threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families. Benny Binion, another casino executive with ties to the mob, was also killed in similar fashion.

#12

The lives of casino executives Ted Binion and Benny Binion were threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families, respectively. Binion’s friend Tony Musso had told him of the murder plot, but neither took any precautions nor started carrying more guns.

#13

Casino executive Ted Binion was found dead in his home in 1998, and his death was ruled a drug overdose. But investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#14

Casino executive Ted Binion was found dead in his home in 1998, and his death was ruled a drug overdose. But investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#15

Casino executive Ted Binion was found dead in 1998, and his death was ruled a drug overdose. But investigators found heroin paraphernalia and a large knife with a small amount of black tar heroin on it.

#16

Casino executive Ted Binion was threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families, and his friend Tony Musso had told him about the murder plot. Binion never knew that a double cross was in the works.

#17

Sandy Murphy, a friend of Linda Carroll, was a 23-year-old from Orange County who met and became friends with Binion in Las Vegas. She went on to make millions as a topless dancer, which she used to pay off her DUI charges and get her boyfriend back.

#18

Casino executive Ted Binion was threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families, and his friend Tony Musso had told him about the murder plot. He never knew that a double cross was in the works.

#19

Casino executive Ted Binion was threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families, and his friend Tony Musso had told him about the murder plot. He never knew that a double cross was in the works.

#20

Ted Binion was a casino executive, who was threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families. He was also partners with Sandy Murphy, who was a topless dancer and groupie of black ballplayers.

#21

Linda Carroll, a friend of Ted Binion, was a topless dancer who met and became friends with Sandy Murphy, who was partners with Ted Binion.

#22

Sandy Murphy, a friend of Ted Binion, was a topless dancer who met and became friends with Linda Carroll, who was partners with Ted Binion.

#23

Tabish’s father, a lawyer, was able to buy his way out of several legal problems. In December 1988, he was sentenced to ten years in prison, but he served only nine months before being released on parole. He then started a business in Las Vegas, but left his wife and two small children behind in Missoula for days at a time.

#24

-> Tabish began losing money after he started networking in Las Vegas. He tried to get into a real estate venture with Las Vegas private detective Tom Dillard, who would later zero in on him as a suspect while investigating Binion’s death.

#25

In 1988, Ted Binion was threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families, and his friend Tony Musso told him about the murder plot. He never knew that a double cross was in the works.

#26

In 1998, Mark Goldberg was hired by the Binions to appraise their silver fortune at the Horseshoe Club. He saw romantic sparks between Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish, and he assumed they were more than just business partners.

#27

In 1988, Ted Binion was threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families, and his friend Tony Musso told him about the murder plot. He never knew that a double cross was in the works. In 1998, Mark Goldberg was hired by the Binions to appraise their silver fortune at the Horseshoe Club. He saw romantic sparks between Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish, and he assumed they were more than just business partners.

#28

In 1997, Tabish had hooked up with Leo Case and obtained the rights to a lucrative sand pit in Jean, Nevada. In 1998, the deal began to unravel when Case and Joseph became embroiled in a bitter business dispute.

#29

In 1988, Ted Binion was threatened by the Los Angeles and Buffalo crime families, and his friend Tony Musso told him about the murder plot. He never knew that a double cross was in the works. In 1998, Mark Goldberg was hired by the Binions to appraise their silver fortune at the Horseshoe Club. He saw romantic sparks between Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish, and he assumed they were more than just business partners.

#30

In 1998, Mark Goldberg was hired by the Binions to appraise their silver fortune at the Horseshoe Club. He saw romantic sparks between Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish, and he assumed they were more than just business partners.