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SKYLAR FAY BAILEY | Vegas Sisters Lured Man for Sex Before Robbing, Killing Him | Conner Rebolledo's Lifestyle Of Flaunting Large Amounts Of Cash On Social Media Made Him A Target For Criminal Activity | ALS
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Skylar Bailey, 23, is one of three suspects in Conner Rebolledo's murder. Bailey was involved in a strategy to entice Rebolledo to an apartment complex with the promise of a sexual meeting with Emiley Ridout. Bailey and Ridout worked together to prepare messages for Rebolledo, and Bailey addressed her financial concerns with Ridout. A ride-hailing service driver's vehicle was seized on-site, and authorities discovered phones belonging to Nava and Bailey inside. Bailey is facing several accusations, including open murder, violence with intent to commit robbery, and conspiracy to commit robbery. She remains in detention, along with her co-defendants.
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Skylar Bailey. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). Las Vegas, NV. September 21, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.
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Background and Incident Overview: Skylar Fay Bailey, 23, is one of three individuals charged in connection with the murder of Conner Rebolledo, a 19-year-old man, in Las Vegas. The incident occurred on the evening of July 19, 2024, when Rebolledo was lured to an apartment complex under the pretense of meeting a woman for a sexual encounter.
Motives and Plan: The plan, orchestrated by Bailey along with Emiley Ridout, 20, and Nathan Nava, 22, was to rob Rebolledo. According to police reports, Bailey and Ridout intended to set up Rebolledo for the robbery. The police report indicated that Ridout and Bailey might be sisters, as they listed the same father in previous school records.
Details of the Crime: Rebolledo left his home to meet Ridout at the apartment complex located in the 4700 block of Arid Avenue. Upon arrival, he was ambushed. Witnesses reported seeing three men attacking Rebolledo while he was walking with a woman who did not attempt to intervene. Rebolledo was found unresponsive in a parking lot, holding a gun. However, forensic analysis confirmed that the cartridge case found at the scene was not fired from the gun in his hand.
Skylar Fay Bailey, along with Emiley Ridout and Nathan Nava, committed a crime owing to financial desperation. They were evicted from their home and are fighting to sustain their children. Bailey and Ridout had been discussing Conner Rebolledo's financial situation and his tendency of displaying big sums of money on social media, which made him an ideal target for their planned heist. They had devised a scheme to entice Rebolledo with the promise of a romantic encounter. Bailey's motivations for committing the crime were principally financial stress and the imagined opportunity to swiftly gain money.
Skylar Fay Bailey, Emiley Ridout, and Nathan Nava harassed Conner Rebolledo for his wealth on social media. Rebolledo had access to significant quantities of cash because he worked for a company that refilled ATMs. Bailey and Ridout, who were experiencing financial troubles, saw an opportunity in Rebolledo's wealth and intended to entice him to an apartment complex under the guise of a romantic visit. However, the plot turned into a tragic confrontation.
Injuries and Evidence: Rebolledo sustained a fatal gunshot wound to the head. Crime scene investigators discovered a single spent cartridge case near his body. The Clark County coroner's office confirmed the cause of death as a gunshot wound to the head.
Legal Proceedings: Bailey, Ridout, and Nava were charged with open murder, battery, and conspiracy to commit robbery. They appeared in court at the Regional Justice Center in Las Vegas on August 13, 2024. The court proceedings are ongoing, and the suspects are being held without bail.
Public and Media Reaction: The case has garnered significant media attention due to the nature of the crime and the involvement of multiple suspects. The Las Vegas Review-Journal has been closely following the case, providing updates on the court proceedings and the investigation.
Documentaries and Books: As of now, there are no well-known documentaries or books specifically about Skylar Fay Bailey or this case. However, similar cases involving luring victims through deceptive means have been covered in various true crime documentaries and books.
VIDEO: Vegas Sisters Lured Man for Sex Before Robbing, Killing Him: Cops | https://youtu.be/eUOY-VhpDWw
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