Pahrump Park Shooting suspects were not guilty Dishes

Pahrump-Zwei men who were accused of fatal to have been able to fatally murdered a 22-year-old during a film in Ian Deutch Memorial Park by Pahrump from Pahrump on Thursday.

Anthony Aguilar (18) and Carlos Blakely, 19, who were arrested in connection with the murder of Joey Perry, appeared before the Justice of Peace, Kirk Vitto in Pahrump.

Before the hearing began, relatives and friends of the accused filled the left side of the courtroom's gallery. On the right side, Joey Perry's mother Mari Ausiello was accompanied by more than a dozen supporters.

The filming occurred around 10 p.m., 5th, 5th, as dozens of people, including small children, in the park to maintain a demonstration event for which some chairs and blankets made to watch a film. A fight broke out in the middle of the event, said the sheriff of Nye County, Joe McGill, the media before.

After the MPs had arrived, the fight had decided, so they left the park. Shortly afterwards, McGill, a witness, heard “automatic shots” and looked away a red Chevy Camaro speed.

Another respondent said she knew Blakely and, according to McGill, he completed the Pahrump Valley High School in 2024. She also said that Blakely was known to wear a “fully automatic Glock pistol”.

When McGill was asked because Glock did not produce or sell fully automatic weapons, he said: “It would be changed as semi -automatic and modified, illegally changed in order to be completely automatic.”

Blakely's lawyer, Michael Troiano, previously told The Las Vegas Review-Journal that there is “many speculations and no facts” in this case.

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During an earlier hearing for the aguilar, the public prosecutor claimed that he was also a shooter who found that the recovered ball holes and shells agreed with ammunition that were found at Aguilar's house.

Until July 8, Aguilar, Blakely and Fabian Ferrante (19) resulted in the authorities. Ferrante was later excluded as a suspect.

Aguilar and Blakely, both of whom are exposed to a conspiracy to commit murder, and another number of open murder, are recorded without deposit, said Vitto.

The two will be back on trial on September 23.

Contact Akiya Dillon at adillon@reviewjournal.com.