Former Devil’s Army motorcycle club president Richard Ernest Alexander is on trial, accused of murdering Dillon Brown.
The trial, which began Feb. 14, was held under heavy security. People attending court are required to have their belongings searched, then pass through a metal detector to be scanned by a sheriff with a security wand. Half of the third floor was sealed off when protected witnesses were testifying.
X is the likely killer and his evidence cannot be trusted, said Anderson. There is also evidence to show Alexander was driving his truck away from the clubhouse shortly before the murder occurred, he said. “He believed he would be charged with homicide if he didn’t cooperate with the police and he hoped he would avoid any charge and avoid jail completely if he cooperated,” said Anderson.Article content
He was a habitual liar. He repeatedly lied to his wife about his knowledge of the murder and about his use of her phone. He also lied to the police, said Anderson.“That is a jaw dropping prior inconsistent statement that X made to his wife probably because he was still trying to figure out what to say to police when he told her that,” he said.Article content
X was at the clubhouse when Brown arrived and was there when Brown was murdered, said Anderson. He also had access to firearms and ammunition.
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