Former Las Vegas cop’s stepdaughter involved in unsolved murder case: Judge claims

LAS VEGAS — It has been two years and eight months since the unsolved 2016 murders of Sydney Land and Nehemiah “Neo” Kauffman, whose bodies were discovered in their Las Vegas apartment on October 27, 2016, both shot in the head.

Las Vegas Township Judge Melanie Andress-Tobiasson claimed Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Detective Jarrod Grimmett told her who was responsible for the murders. She said Grimmett said the evidence pointed to three suspects; Frankie Zappia (feature photo above) who is the stepdaughter of a now retired Las Vegas Metro police officer and two convicted felons, Shane Valentine and Dominique ‘Domo” Thompson.

Tobiasson made the claim during a lengthy recorded interview last year with the Baltimore Post-Examiner. The Post-Examiner held off publishing parts of that interview until further details could be investigated.

Sydney Land and Frankie Zappia (Facebook)

Zappia could not be reached for comment – although she is believed to have commented on the stories that have been published by the Post-Examiner. On her social media pages, she claimed she was best friends with Sydney Land and pictures appear to support that.

Zappia was convicted of soliciting and engaging in prostitution in June of 2016. Valentine and Thompson are currently in prison on charges unrelated to the murders.

To date, no one has been charged in the homicides.

Tobiasson said during our 2018 interview that Land and Kauffman were murdered as a direct result of Tobiasson and her daughter being outed by Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Vice detectives as a source of confidential information, just hours before the murders were committed.

Tobiasson said that the wrong two people were murdered, because she believed it was her and her daughter that were meant to be murdered when the Vice detectives outed them to another Las Vegas Metro police officer and his daughter, who Tobiasson alleged was involved in prostitution with Neo Kauffman, one of the murder victims.

Shane Valentine (Screenshot)

The Las Vegas Metro Police have never challenged and or disputed what Tobiasson told the Baltimore Post-Examiner including her startling revelations about the unsolved murders and as you will read later in this story, the police just recently have corroborated that Tobiasson was told details of the investigation by Grimmett after the murders.

Tobiasson tells Vice detectives about unlicensed pimp-operated clubs and Shane Valentine before murders

Tobiasson: I then called Vice and I told them.

BPE: Who’d you talk to in Vice, who are the detectives you are talking to?

Tobiasson: The majority of the time, I spoke to Detective Bluth and Beas. That would be Kelly Bluth and Al Beas.  Little did I know at this time that they were both subjects of the federal investigation, I had no idea because it hadn’t been made public yet.  I had also talked to Cathy Hui, I talked to Greg Flores, I had talked to several others, you know, in passing.  Beas and Bluth were the ones I told most of the information to, but I had given information to Flores, I had given information to Hui, I had also talked to a detective by the name of Van Cleef. But, so this time I called Bluth and Beas again and I tell them that he [Shane Valentine] was in court and as soon as he left my court he started contacting my daughter. I go, I don’t understand why you guys won’t do anything.

Kelly Bluth, he is a man. His wife is a prosecutor. She is a DA. Her name is Jacqueline Bluth. Then there’s Cathy Hui. Gregory Flores. Greg Flores is one of the most corrupt individuals I have ever had the displeasure of learning about. Then there was a Van Cleef and I’m sorry I don’t know his first name.

(Authors note: On Feb. 27, 2019, the Post-Examiner called  LVMPD Vice Det. Gregory Flores.  I asked him if he would comment on Tobiasson’s remark about him. Flores replied, “Would love to give you a comment but I can’t because of department policy.  Go through the PIO office and if they give me permission I would gladly give you a comment.”] 

Tobiasson: I spent a year trying to get them to do some sort of independent investigation and shut these places down.

And I said I have information on a girl who is at this moment is working as a prostitute for him [Valentine] while he’s out on bail on a burglary. Maybe you could do some investigation and do something about it. So he tells me he will be at my office on Thursday afternoon. Thursday comes and goes no call, no show.

BPE: And what detective was that?

Sydney Land

Tobiasson: That was Detective Kelly Bluth. So, that following Sunday, coincidentally I was at the jail doing something else and I run into Al Beas, working overtime at the jail and I was not nice, and I walked up to him and I said, “One question, how come you guys keep fucking blowing me off.”   I go, “I’ve been bringing you information on these guys trying to pimp out underage girls which is your big talking point on the news, and I said for over a year now, and I go you guys have completely blown me off for a year now. You’ve done nothing. You haven’t investigated anything I told you, you haven’t made any effort to independently investigate or verify any of the information I’ve given you, and now you got a dead person at a place that I told you about a year ago that was an unlicensed club.” I go, “I don’t understand,” and he goes, “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” I go, “I talked to Bluth, he was supposed to come to my office and once again, no call, no show.” And he said he’s out of town and I go, “well he has a phone doesn’t he?” And so he said, “so we’ll come to your office next week.”

The following week which would have been the first week of October 2016, they come to my office. And it’s Al Beas, Kelly Bluth, and Greg Flores. And I give them information on a girl. The same girl I told you about earlier whose dad was a police officer, who’s friends with my daughter. I give them her name, her dad’s name, all of her information, and again, I give them Shane’s information, where he lived, what his story is.

Now, I have said to them when I gave them this information, every time I gave them information, I said, my daughter could never know I’m giving you information.

BPE: Why would a pimp be pimping out daughters of cops and a judge, it seems like the stupidest thing to do in the world, why was he doing that?

Tobiasson: No, actually if you know you’re protected, and it’s actually not the stupidest thing in the world, it’s the smartest thing in the world because I’m the only one who has ever been willing to come forward. Because everybody else (a), in denial about the fact that it was happening or (b), cares more about their job, their political career or their public reputation, than their kids…..See, my embarrassment comes from the fact that we have a police department and a DA’s Office who will allow this to happen. They know it’s happening, they pretend they don’t, and they allow our kids, they allow their own colleagues kids, to get trafficked. And then they go on the news and talk about, you know, their passion for going after these human traffickers when they’re sitting back watching it.

Jamal Mally Mall Rashid (Facebook)

I actually subsequently learned that there were cops who hung out at Top Notch, at the club.

BPE: With the underage girls?

Tobiasson: Uh, huh.

BPE: What was the judge’s name whose daughter was also being pimped out, what was her name?

Tobiasson: Michelle Leavitt. Her daughter recently was working as a prostitute again out of Spearmint Rhino which is also Mally Mall’s territory.

Tobiasson speaks to retired Vice Lt. Karen Hughes

Tobiasson: Mid-October of 2016, retired lieutenant Karen Hughes, sends me a message on Facebook, unrelated to this investigation. I had made a ruling in a case and she had called in about my decision in that case. As a result of that, I reached out back to her and I said I’ve got a question for you. Now, of course, I don’t realize that she is a subject of the investigation either.

BPE: Just so I know, just to get this on the record right now. The subject, when you say the investigation we’re talking about…

Tobiasson: The FBI investigation.

Lt. Karen Hughes (Screenshot)

BPE: Right. The FBI corruption investigation reference to the search warrant they executed in 2014 on Mally Mall’s house?

Tobiasson: Correct.

BPE: OK.

Tobiasson: I didn’t know at that time that she was a subject of the investigation or at least part of the investigation. So, I reach out to her and said hey I have a question for you, “What’s going on in Vice?” I said because I have been taking information to them for over a year now, almost a year and a half, and I said they have blown me off, over and over and over and over, again. I said I don’t understand. I said maybe they just don’t give a shit because it’s me. I said but it’s really frustrating and I don’t understand.   And she says, I’ll call over there. She then tells me that she had called over there and it was going to be taken care of, okay.

After speaking with Hughes, Tobiasson is later outed by Vice detectives

Tobiasson: So, October 25, 2016, at 4:30 in the afternoon I get a phone call from Detective Van Cleef, and he’s frantic, and he says we have a problem. I said what’s the problem. He said I was asked to sit in on an interview today. He goes, I sit down, and the girl comes into the interview and the detective who’s questioning her is a detective by the name of Justine Gadus. Of all of them, she should not, she should be in prison for what she did to me, and my daughter.

BPE: Who? Justine Gadus?

Tobiasson: Yeah.

BPE: What did she do?

Tobiasson: Well, let me tell you. She calls (police officer) and says she would like to interview his daughter, that they have received information that she (redacted) potentially has information with regard to a pimp and human trafficking of juveniles. So they call her in for an interview.

First question out of Justine Gadus’ mouth, “Do you know Sarah Tobiasson.” “Yes I do, she’s one of my best friends.” The second statement out of Justine Gadus’ mouth. “We got your name from her mom; she says you (know) Shane Valentine.”

BPE: Jesus!

Tobiasson: Yeah. Yep. I get the call from Van Cleef, who is beside himself, he goes I don’t know what to do. I said, “how about you get the fuck back in there and fix this.” I go, she just put a fucking target on my daughter. You don’t think this guy is going to kill me? He’s not going to kill me; he’s going to kill my kid.” I go, “what is wrong with you people?” I said there is no way that this was an accident. I go no Vice detective, I don’t care if they’ve been there for one day, would do that by accident. I go, this was intentional. So, he goes back into the interview. He calls me when the interview is over and he’s like, “well we talked to her and we told her not to talk to your daughter about it.” I said, “Are you an idiot?” I go, “she’s on the phone with my daughter right now, I go in fact I bet in thirty-seconds I have a call from my daughter.” Sure as shit I get a text message from my daughter. “Are you serious, you called the police on us?”

Hours after Tobiasson and her daughter were outed by Vice the murders occurred

Dominique Thompson (Instagram)

Tobiasson: So, that night at about 12:30, so it would have been 12:30 October 26, 12:30 a.m., Shane Valentine, a guy by the name of Dominique Thompson, he went by Domo, D-O-M-O, and a girl by the name of Frankie F-R-A-N-K-I-E, Zappia Z-A-P-P-I-A, go to…

Shane, Domo, and Frankie, whose stepdad is a police officer by the name of Dano, D-A-N-O, Giersdorf, G-I-E-R-S-D-O-R-F, go to Neo’s house and execute Neo and his girlfriend, Sydney Land, whose dad is a fire captain.

BPE: OK. Wait a minute, wait a minute, I’m losing you. Who’s Dano Giersdorf?

Tobiasson: Dano, D-A-N-O, is the stepfather of Frankie Zappia, one of the suspects in the double homicide that happened eight hours after I was outed as a source of information to one of Shane Valentine’s prostitutes who had left him and was now working for Neo. Eight hours later, her new pimp is killed by her old pimp because she puts out on Twitter that she had been called in and interviewed by Vice.

They know and everyone else knows that this murder happened as a result of what they did that day.

Tobiasson: They find the bodies Thursday morning, two days after they’ve been killed. They know immediately that Shane is one of the suspects, okay.

Friday night at midnight I come home from a concert and my daughter comes to me and she says, “mom I got to talk to you, she said you know that double homicide where my friend Neo got shot, I said yeah, she says, “Shane did it.”  And I don’t even ask her how she knows.  For some reason, all the kids on the street know everything and the cops don’t know shit.

So I text Det. Van Cleef at midnight on Friday, so it would have been the 28th of October…

Tobiasson: So I texted Detective Van Cleef. I said you got any intel on the suspect in the double homicide, knowing that they knew, and he goes “yeah I heard about that yesterday morning.”  So I called him, and I said, “you knew yesterday morning that Shane Valentine was a suspect in this double homicide that happened eight hours after you outed me as a source of information putting my daughter’s life in danger and you didn’t think that maybe I should get a heads up. That maybe someone should have called me and told me, that he was a suspect in this double homicide.”

And I told him Tuesday when I said to him, I go Shane Valentine is a murder waiting to happen, it better not fucking be my daughter. So within eight hours, I was proven right because Shane Valentine was involved in the double homicide of these two kids. [Sydney Land and Nehemiah Kauffman].

Homicide Detective Jarrod Grimmett gives Tobiasson details of the investigation

Tobiasson: The first detective who is investigating the case, thank God is someone who knows me and respects me, and I have a good relationship with. He tells for the first three or four weeks after the murders while Shane is on the run, what information they have and what proof they have that Shane’s involved and they have his phone ping at the apartment and then what happens is that after the murders the phone is turned off almost immediately and then the next time his phone is turned on, it’s in Baker, California.

Now after the double homicide, they get Neo’s phone and there’s like forty thousand text messages on it. Apparently, Neo never deleted his text. There’s text messages between Neo and Shane, there’s text messages between Allie and Neo confirming that she is having an involvement with Neo, prostitution-related involvement with Neo and there are many, many, many other text messages on his phone. I’m advised of this by the detective working on this case that they have this information.

Records indicating Frankie Zappia’s arrests.

I’m told they have Domo’s DNA, that Frankie’s phone pings at the apartment, that they caught Frankie in all kinds of lies and one of the most significant things is that after the two are dead, nobody ever texted them again. Like Shane, and Frankie and Domo never send them another text.

Nobody has been arrested in the murders, I told you that. He was a suspect in the murders, they have all the evidence they need to make arrests in the murders.

I told you about the detective that was originally on the case he told me all the evidence they had that showed it was Shane, Domo, and Frankie.

“The fact I got outed got two people killed”

Tobiasson: Listen, they’re still protecting them.  Listen [Vice Detective Chris] Baughman’s gone from the department.  Karen Hughes is gone from the department.  Al Beas should be, but there’s still, Metro was able to call, I don’t care why, it doesn’t matter why.  Metro finds out that a judge is giving information to the FBI and was able to call the FBI and tell their agent not to get information from the judge anymore about the prostitution activities that she reported to Vice, that were ignored and resulted in three murders, it doesn’t matter why.

The fact it happened, is the story.  Who cares what their motivation is, it’s disgusting, why would they not want me to give information to the FBI about this?

Because it makes them look really fucking bad. And they know that the fact that they outed me, got two people killed.  It wasn’t the two people they were trying to get killed, me and my daughter, but it got two people killed.  I tell you; [Clark County Sheriff] Joe [Lombardo] does not want this story out there.

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Analysis: Police compromised homicide investigation

Immediately after the murders were discovered, detectives [not from Homicide] at the crime scene leaked to a reporter that Neo Kauffman was found with a bag of marijuana clenched in his hand, a key fact in this case that should never have been divulged to the press.

Later, they released to the press that there were two suspects involved in the murders because witnesses had seen two people running in the vicinity of the apartments.  That information turned out to have no validity as the two people running, in fact, had nothing to do with the murders.  That information was hastily given to the media before that information could be vetted by the police, according to a police source.

On April 27, 2018, Crime Watch Daily featured the unsolved murders of Sydney Land and Nehemiah Kauffman.

LVMPD Det. Jarrod Grimmett (Screenshot)

Det. Grimmett comments from the show: “There were several items that contained DNA evidence. The problem is these people had a lot of friends, a lot of associates that hung out at the apartment complex, so sorting through all the details of what was relevant or what’s not, has been a challenge. Everything looked like Shane [Valentine] may have been our guy. When I refer to DNA, I mean there’s cigarette butts everywhere, ashtrays full of stuff, drink cups everywhere and so you talk about DNA being in the apartment, there’s all kinds of stuff you know. Who knows what was supposed to be there and what wasn’t supposed to be there?  I think if we could have found a motive, we could have found a direction in the case.”

Approval for the show came directly from Sheriff Joe Lombardo and according to a police source, the police gave final approval before the show aired.

The police released crime scene photographs that were also aired on the show.

Based on my experience that was against any proper police protocol during an open, unsolved homicide investigation because you want to keep details and depictions of the crime scene and whatever evidence you collected, i.e. DNA, confidential.  You do not compromise the integrity of the investigation, yet in this instance, that is what was done.

Grimmett refused to discuss Dominique “Domo” Thompson when asked by the interviewer on the show if he was suspect, but he had no problem in 2016 telling Tobiasson that Thompson was a suspect during the weeks following the murder as Tobiasson told the Baltimore Post-Examiner.

Grimmett said they have no motive or direction in the case, which I find hard to believe, yet they still released photographs and details of the investigation that should of have been kept confidential.

Astounding.

Stephen Paddock’s crime scene photo.

As a side note, after the October 1, 2017 Las Vegas Massacre, in what was the largest homicide investigation in the history of the department, Las Vegas Metro Police leaked crime scene photographs of Stephen Paddock’s body, his hotel suite and firearms, two days after the shooting when the investigation had just started.  The police moved Paddock’s body before the crime scene analyst arrived thus compromising the crime scene.  Homicide detectives were not involved in the investigation of Paddock’s death.  The coroner’s investigator was not allowed to take possession of Paddock’s body when he arrived at the suite the next morning.  He was told to come back because the FBI hadn’t arrived yet. Nineteen hours after Paddock was found dead in the room, another coroner’s investigator came out and removed the body.  And let us not forget the sergeant in the Force Investigation Team who swore under oath to a judge for a search warrant that the police witnessed Paddock commit suicide, only months later when the affidavits were released by court order, did he admit that was a mistake.

Las Vegas Metro Police confirm Grimmett spoke with Tobiasson about murders

On June 27 the Baltimore Post-Examiner published Internal Affairs to Land: Las Vegas homicide detective didn’t violate policy when he leaked confidential information to judge’.

In that story, the Post-Examiner reported that Las Vegas Metro Police Internal Affairs Detective W. Williams told Connie Land, the mother of Sydney, that Homicide Detective Jarrod Grimmett did not violate departmental policy when he leaked confidential details of the investigation to Judge Tobiasson.

Land said Williams said he made that determination after conducting his investigation on her complaint against Grimmett.

Note that Williams did not say that Grimmett denied giving Tobiasson the information, he said Grimmett did not violate police policy.

So the police have now confirmed what Tobiasson told the Baltimore Post-Examiner – more specifically Grimmett told Tobiasson the names of the suspects in the case, which not even the media knew.

Frank Serpico

Retired NYPD Detective Frank Serpico weighs in on the case

Retired NYPD Detective Frank Serpico commented to the Baltimore Post-Examiner:

“Contrary to what the public is mistakenly led to believe (by the Internal Affairs Bureaus, that they go after bad cops) from my experience, they cover up fraud and criminality within their own department in order to protect the image of their individual departments. Only on rare occasion, in order to save face with the public, they will fry a few little fish, while the barracudas, the big kahunas who are responsible come out smelling like a rose in the manure they dwell in.”

Baltimore Post-Examiner requested comment from the LVMPD PIO

On Saturday the Baltimore Post-Examiner sent the following request to the Public Information Office:

“The Baltimore Post-Examiner has sent numerous media requests to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Public Information Office for comment on stories relating to the Land/Kauffman unsolved 2016 double murders.  The BPE has never received a reply on any of our requests.

The Baltimore Post-Examiner was told by the LVMPD PIO that the LVMPD PIO does not recognize online news publications and denied our request for press credentials and to this date, the BPE is not included on the notification list for LVMPD upcoming press briefings.

I direct your attention to the attached Nevada Current June 2018 story about the murders.

As you can see from the attached screenshot, the author Dana Gentry, states, “A Metro spokesman identified Frankie Zappia and Thompson as suspects in the double murders.”

Why is it that the LVMPD spokesman commented to the Nevada Currentwhich is an online news publication, but fails continually to comment to the Baltimore Post-Examiner which is also an online news publication?

Also, is that the official statement on the Land/Kauffman murders as the Nevada Current stated that the LVMPD spokesman was quoted, that Frankie Zappia and Dominique “Domo” Thompson are suspects in the murders.

Since that article was published in 2018, is that still the official word from the LVMPD, that Zappia and Thompson are suspects in the murders?”

We may have to wait until hell freezes over for the police to reply to us.

We also have requested a sit-down interview with Sheriff Joe Lombardo, the head of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department but have heard nothing but silence.

We also reached out to the FBI and the US Attorney’s Office in Las Vegas and have heard nothing. Is there a federal investigation or not? After five years, that could very well be, that nothing at all is going on, and if that’s the case then that will be a story in itself.

But we do have one question for LVMPD: Does anyone work in the public information office?

We know the stories on the Post-Examiner are being read by law enforcement because current cops keep telling us they become the subject of conversations throughout the department even during roll call.

Maybe the powers to be are just too afraid to talk to us, perhaps just as they are too afraid to solve the double murder.

Sydney Land’s and Neo Kauffman’s family deserve better.

Stay tuned we have plenty more to come.

23 thoughts on “Former Las Vegas cop’s stepdaughter involved in unsolved murder case: Judge claims

  • July 4, 2019 at 8:12 PM
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    This is probably the most UNaccurate article I’ve ever read lol. Ary is a pathological liar and has been in and out of mental hospitals so while you guys are looking up records why don’t you try and pull those up. Domo and frost are two different people so get your facts straight. Ary was willingly paying Frost. Frankie and domo are the last persons you should be liking at. No evidence points to anyone but Shane. So everyone can burn in hell and whoever is writing these god doesn’t like ugly and that’s exactly what you are. Melanie you’re a lying cunt so go to hell and save a spot for Connie and ary because they’ll be right behind you

    • Doug Poppa
      July 4, 2019 at 9:48 PM
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      Okay assbag what the hell do you know, that you have to hide behind an alias. Most likely nothing. Why in God’s name are you attacking the mother of a murdered girl. Where is Ary even mentioned in this article. As for Tobiasson she is a sitting judge in Las Vegas court. She has made some very serious and compelling statements on the record to an investigative journalist. At some point the truth will come out, these allegations made by Tobiasson cannot be ignored. The question is who the hell is going to get to the truth here– the LVMPD, the FBI, the US Attorney’s Office, doesn’t sound like they’re doing much of anything so far. Two people are dead and the murderer is still out there. There is a handful of people who know what happened and they have hid behind cowardice and quite possibly because they may be complicit. Having knowledge that the murders were going to happen, is accessory before the fact. Knowing what happened after the murders and the subsequent cover-up is accessory after the fact. Sooner or later the killer will start to eliminate anybody who can point the finger. Until then if you have nothing of value to add, go back under the rock where you came from with the rest of the slime.

    • July 4, 2019 at 11:22 PM
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      Wow..you are the idiot!!! You’re as cold as the people who brutally murdered two people!!! God doesn’t like “ugly.” God doesn’t like murderers either!!!! You are what is wrong with society! How can you even begin to talk like that and talk “God” at the same time you POS! “Ary was willingly paying Frost.” I doubt that and I’m glad she smarten up and got away from that POS! Melanie is NOT lying and as far as Connie you are going to go to hell for talking like that and if the truth is known you probably are the POS writing it! See ya’ll in court one day because the people responsible for it will get there it’s only time.

    • July 4, 2019 at 11:37 PM
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      And don’t forget we are not California. We have the death penalty here and it is exactly what they deserve. Talking you pimping back to LA!

      • July 4, 2019 at 11:37 PM
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        Take (correction)

    • July 5, 2019 at 12:52 AM
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      Let me remind you that Frost was caught with guns in his house being a felon. So save your BS for the courts whoever you are!

    • July 5, 2019 at 1:12 AM
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      Idiots, here you go:
      Yeah Frost is Lilly while, NOT! Dated April 16, 2019
      The courts find any release poses a risk of physical danger to members of the community. Felony convictions including assault, robbery, burglary, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Many of these offenses were committed while he was under supervision by other courts…

      So save it! He is a total POS!

    • July 5, 2019 at 1:14 AM
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      And you want to continue to have this conversation bring it on! Because he is a total POS and thank GOD Ary got away from him,

    • July 5, 2019 at 1:16 AM
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      He can go cry to grandma some more!! Lol

    • July 5, 2019 at 2:09 AM
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      And if you want me to go there about Domo go ahead test me…PIMP!

    • July 12, 2019 at 12:10 AM
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      Lmfao whoever this is, I have not been in and out of institutes my whole life I was in ONE at 18 years old for a suicide attempt. I have been very upfront and honest about my background and history. I have absolutely nothing to hide nor have I placed the blame on a single individual or held anyone to any standard of anything considering I was NOT there the day Sydney and Neocwere murdered. I was NOT around in her and Frankie’s life. I absolutely hate frankie with every ounce of my soul but I can tell you she didn’t kill Sydney nor do I believe doom killed Sydney and I have NEVER said either of them are murderers. Melanie Tobiasson however has claimed that accusation to be true. This comment sounds like Frankie’s retarded ass and something she would write especially with all the going to hell remarks. Unfortunately for whomever is writing this the “Ary” you’re speaking on isn’t who I am. Have I struggled with mental health and addiction etc? Yes but I also overcame that grew from that and learned from it. I work a normal job, raise my child and have nothing to do with that insane ass lifestyle. So whomever is writing this has me confused with frankie, because odd behavior for a “grieving” and “terrified” friend to be right back on the blade selling pussy while Shane “the person who did it” per Frankie’s words was still out and about and “wanted to kill her too” also Frankie’s words. On Snapchat and social media posting videos of her twerking, working in the casinos and with “johns” in the room just a couple days after a horrendous murder and one that “traumatized” her. Not normal behavior in my opinion for someone “fearing for their life@ because I know when I feared for mine… I got away and never looked back. Just some food for thought. Try not hiding behind a fake name and come forward since you have so much valuable information. (: have a blessed night

      • Doug Poppa
        July 12, 2019 at 3:03 AM
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        I am so proud of Ary that she had the courage and the strength to overcome the lifestyle she was in. She has been so honest and upfront as you can see from her post here on this story. Society wants those who have been down the barrel hole of life, to move on and place all that behind them. That is what the criminal justice system is modeled on. Never attack someone who has left behind a life that was detrimental to their well-being and has now moved forward. I wish her well and I would hope that her sister will somebody realize that it is time to do that also. Nobody is perfect in this world, we all have made mistakes however it is never to late to do the right thing.

        • July 12, 2019 at 9:56 PM
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          Thank you Doug. I have NEVER pretended to be a saint or acted like I have only walked the straight and narrow. I made mistakes I’m human the difference between me and 99% of America I was a big enough person to own up to my mistakes and humiliate myself to then speak ONLY on facts not opinions but FACTS. Frankie is only my sister by blood however I do not associate myself with a human that vile and disgusting. Has no clue who the fuck she even is. We weren’t raised to be those kind of people. I used a life THREATNING situation and made is a life LEARNING experience and bettered myself from it. I have been on the bottom of absolute rock bottom and now through my OWN fight and determination I live a life I am SO proud of. There is life after the game as long as you don’t lose yourself in it. I’m proof that we do rehabilitate. You just have to want it!

          • July 22, 2019 at 1:43 PM
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            Ary, keep up the good work! I’m glad you’re out of the game and have turned your life around. You should be proud.

  • July 3, 2019 at 1:56 PM
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    And..Do you think it was a coincidence that the pimp found Ary, not! She said it herself, she told nobody where she was living. Her intuition was dead on right. She may have misspoke on a few things, but there were parts she was right.

  • July 2, 2019 at 11:14 PM
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    Maybe Wolfson can explain this one… Also, a little birdie told me that his case was completely erased from the DAs office computer system. Whatever you call the file, they have on every single case, Frosts did not exist after his release and the file was with Robert Daskas who was not the prosecutor.

  • July 2, 2019 at 10:12 PM
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    Doug, Correction: Frost got arrested in somewhere around the fall of 2017 facilitated by someone. Flores was pissed he got arrested. Why? Then Frosts case agents dealt despite Ary’s willingness to testify and released “mistakenly” from custody despite a no bail extraditable warrant from Oakland and Metros explanation it was a mistake.

    • July 2, 2019 at 10:18 PM
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      Frosts case gets deat despite Ary’s……typo Frost, from whom Ary was hiding, found her and forced her to go to the Aria. She gets interviewed by Flores and Grimmett and then Flores got her out of town,

  • July 2, 2019 at 9:05 PM
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    Ary went to Det. Dosch told him the same thing about Shane, Domo & Frankie (December 2016). Days later she gets arrested. After her arrest Flores & Grimmet interview her. Shortly after that Flores drives Ary to Colorado in his personal vehicle. Then Domo (Frost) gets arrested like Fall 2017.

    • Doug Poppa
      July 2, 2019 at 9:49 PM
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      Domo and Frost are two different people. “Domo” is Dominique Thompson. Frost is Anthony Galasi.

      • July 2, 2019 at 9:54 PM
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        That’s correct! Sometimes get them confused.

    • July 2, 2019 at 9:50 PM
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      Excuse me take the Frost out of the above they are 2 different ppl.

  • July 2, 2019 at 2:02 PM
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    There are several agencies that can begin to repair the damage of our judicial system if they do the right thing. The US Attorney’s office, Parole Board (Re: early release on Valentine and if they allow that shame on them), Nevada Supreme Court and Nevada Commission on Judicial Discpline (stopping the abuse Wolfson has dished out).

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