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This podcast, Crime Alert Hourly Update, delves into the murder of journalist Jeff Garamon in Las Vegas. The investigation reveals a maroon GMC Denali connected to the crime, leading to the identification of Robert Telles, the Clark County Public Administrator, as the suspect. Garamon was reportedly investigating a toxic work environment and an alleged affair involving Telles, suggesting a motive for retaliation. The podcast explores Telles's potential sociopathic traits, including manipulativeness and a lack of empathy. Hard evidence, including the vehicle, shoes, hat, and DNA found at the crime scene, led to Telles's arrest and charge with open murder. The podcast also discusses Telles's behavior at the time of his arrest, suggesting he may have histrionic personality disorder. The episode concludes by reflecting on the dangers of power and how it can corrupt individuals, using Telles as an example.

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00:00:00

The Murder of Jeff Garamon

This episode of Crime Alert Hourly Update investigates the murder of journalist Jeff Garamon in Las Vegas, revealing a motive rooted in corruption, a toxic workplace, and an alleged affair involving the Clark County Public Administrator, Robert Telles.

00:00:29

The Suspect and the Evidence

The podcast details the investigation, including the discovery of a maroon GMC Denali connected to the crime and the identification of Robert Telles as the suspect. Evidence found at the crime scene, including shoes with blood on them, a straw hat, and DNA, further implicates Telles.

00:12:44

Motive and Potential Psychological Traits

The podcast explores the motive behind the murder, suggesting that Garamon was investigating corruption in Las Vegas, including a toxic work environment and an alleged affair involving Telles. The episode also discusses Telles's potential sociopathic traits, including a lack of empathy, remorse, and guilt.

00:33:16

Arrest and Potential Personality Disorder

The podcast details Telles's arrest and charge with open murder. The episode also discusses Telles's behavior at the time of his arrest, including his claim that he was framed and his need for medical attention, suggesting he may have histrionic personality disorder.

00:38:54

Power and Its Dangers

The podcast reflects on the dangers of power and how it can corrupt individuals, using Robert Telles as an example. The episode highlights the importance of accountability and the consequences of abusing power.

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Q&A

• What was the motive behind the murder of Jeff Garamon?

  The investigation suggests that Garamon was investigating corruption in Las Vegas, including a toxic work environment and an alleged affair involving Robert Telles, the Clark County Public Administrator. Telles allegedly retaliated against Garamon for exposing these issues.

• What evidence was found against Robert Telles?

  The evidence against Telles includes a vehicle that was seen at the crime scene, shoes with blood on them, a straw hat, and DNA found at the crime scene.

• What is histrionic personality disorder, and how does it relate to Robert Telles?

  Histrionic personality disorder is characterized by excessive emotionality and attention-seeking behavior. Robert Telles's behavior at the time of his arrest, including his claim that he was framed and his need for medical attention, suggests he may have this disorder.

• What does the 911 call from Robert Telles's wife reveal about him?

  The 911 call reveals a history of violence and a pattern of blaming others. Telles's wife reports that he is going crazy and trying to hurt her, suggesting a pattern of aggression and a lack of accountability.

• What are some of the potential psychological traits of Robert Telles?

  The podcast suggests that Telles may have sociopathic traits, including a lack of empathy, remorse, and guilt. He also exhibits manipulativeness and a thin veneer of affability, which hides a cold and calculated interior.

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