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Two nurses didn't show up for work. Their co-workers' welfare check uncovered a heartbreaking mystery. Concern quickly turned into disbelief when co-workers arrived at the Dublin, Georgia, home of 25-year-old nurse Tiffani Scarborough and her husband, Benjamin Whitaker, after neither reported for their scheduled shift. They noticed shattered glass...

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Deputies conduct welfare check on 68 year old women. Upon arrival they find an unknown house guest and true crime story ready to unfold in real time. ​ 68 year old Monique Gilbertson met Daniel Roush (who also used the name Jazlynn) at a local Home Depot in East Las Vegas. Roush was experiencing homelessness at the time, and Gilbertson, known by her neighbors as a kind and deeply trusting woman, offered to rent him a room in her mobile home. In exchange, Roush was supposed to help with housework and pay a small amount of rent. ​The living arrangement quickly deteriorated. Gilbertson grew increasingly upset when her personal belongings began to go missing, leading her to terminate the living arrangement. Grand jury transcripts later revealed messages from Gilbertson telling Roush that she had left his belongings on the front porch and that he was no longer welcome. Investigators believe she officially evicted him around October 22nd the last time she was seen alive. ​After nearly two weeks of zero contact from Gilbertson, the mobile home park’s leasing office grew concerned and requested a police welfare check. When Las Vegas Metropolitan Police officers arrived, they were met by Roush and his wife, Gina Lopez, who had taken over the residence. ​ As Rosha was questioned at the door you could see his panic as he quickly began heavily stalling and deflecting. Standing behind a locked security screen door, he claimed his name was "Jaslin," that he was house-sitting, and that Gilbertson had suddenly left town to visit an ill family member on the East Coast. ​Suspicious of Roush's defensive behavior, his conflicting stories, and the fact that Gilbertson's car was still parked outside, officers demanded to enter for a walkthrough. Inside, the home was in complete disarray. ​Officers eventually located a locked chest freezer in the utility area. After getting a lock Smith out, they opened it and tragically discovered what was hidden inside. Immediately Rouch was placed in cuffs. ​Following his arrest, Roush claimed to homicide detectives that he found Gilbertson deceased, panicked, and hid her remains because he was terrified of losing his housing. ​However, state prosecutors painted a much darker picture of a crime committed for profit. Authorities alleged that Roush deliberately administered a massive, lethal amount of fentanyl to the victim specifically to take over her property and her lease. Police also recovered a large cache of methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl from the scene. ​A Clark County grand jury indicted Daniel Roush on multiple felony charges, including: ​Open Murder ​Abuse of an Older/Vulnerable Person ​Burglary ​Multiple Drug Possession and Trafficking Charges ​His wife, Gina Lopez, was also named as a co-defendant in the broader criminal case. Roush remains held without bail at the Clark County Detention Center, facing a maximum penalty of life in prison without the possibility of parole. The case is still ongoing though the justice system so we will need to revisit this once completed.

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