One of two men who were charged with decapitating a casino patron has now pleaded guilty.
According to a report from the Billings Gazette, Jeffery Glen Haverty, age 34, pleaded guilty on Monday in Yellowstone County District court to deliberate homicide.
Haverty (pictured left) and his companion Donald Ray Cherry (pictured right), age 32, were charged with deliberate homicide in the death of 41-year-old Myron Wesley Knight on October 26, 2017.
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What would you do if you have robbed a casino and discovered you have cash-out tickets that you can exchange for real money? Would you come back to the same casino again? Well, most with common sense know that it's better not to, but the call of temptation to trick the casino and get away with it is too strong for these greedy robbers, we suppose.
Whenever we read news about crime especially those involving casino robberies, we usually think that it is of a completely very serious matter. However, this one is quite an unusual story.
A Bozeman business is robbed at gunpoint for the second time in just one week. The first time that Bozeman received a robbery report from Magic Diamond Too Casino was at 10:45 p.m. on Sunday, September 18. Just under $600 was stolen that night.
Law enforcers in Great Falls, Montana, USA, on Saturday night (January 16) arrested a man after he purportedly robbed a casino and then found out that he was gambling the stolen money at another casino located nearby.
