Subj : Re: Binion Murder Trial
To   : JOSEPH GIBSON
From : BRUCE WILSON
Date : Mon May 29 2000 11:58 pm

On 29 May @ 02:25pm, Joseph Gibson wrote to Bruce Wilson:

 JG> That could go either way... Judge B. is a tough... my feeling
 JG> it will go concurrent... I work at Bally's in the Steakhouse
 JG> there as a server... I was waiting on McTabish Lawyer... said
 JG> he is hoping for concurrent... but you never know...

I'd say concurrent is the best they can hope for, so that some of
the other sentences might've come close to expiring by the time
they're eligible for parole in 20 years.  Consecutive sentences
would seem to constitute life without possibility of parole with
the number and nature of their convictions.

I managed to get past the front door of Bally's when I was in Las
Vegas for a conference a couple of years ago, while covering as much
territory as I could on foot up and down the strip from the Monte
Carlo, where the conference was and where I was staying.  It was a
bit frustrating that its timing was such that I had to work up to
the day before it started and leave the day after, that I couldn't
stretch it by a few days to give myself time to really look around.

On another matter, what's happened to the repeat drunk driver who
plowed into the car being driven by the recent big slot winner,
killing her sister?

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