June 30, 2026
The Murder of Daniel Mendoza - Part 4 - The Trial
As the murder trial of Daniel Mendoza heated up, Metro Officers Ron Mortenson and Christopher Brady had fully turned on each other. The defense argued that it wasn't their client who pulled the trigger, but the state's key witness.
Meanwhile, the trial was taking place in the shadow of the LA Riots, a fact that was definitely on the minds of the district attorney. If the trial didn't provide accountability, would the same thing happen in Las Vegas?
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What the State offered the jury in the first part
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of Ron Mortenson's trial was difficult to ignore. The gun
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that killed Daniel Mendoza was registered to Mortenson. All the
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bullets found at the scene came from that gun. No
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shell casings were found inside the truck's cab, and five
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witnesses had described the shooter as the passenger in Brady's truck,
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a man wearing glasses.
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But they had not yet heard from the two officers
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at the center of the case. One would testify for
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the state, one would testify in his own defense, each
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asking the jury to believe that the other man killed
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Daniel Mendoza, and by the end, Las Vegas would be
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waiting for a verdict that carried far more weight than
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one man's fate.
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Hi, and Welcome to Sins and Survivors, a Las Vegas
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And I'm your co host John.
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Welcome to Part four of our series on the murder
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of Daniel Mendoza. If you haven't yet had a chance
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to listen to the first three episodes in this series,
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the full story. Part two is at sinspod dot co
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slash one thirty and Part three is at sinspod dot
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co slash one thirty one. Last week, we covered the
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beginning of Ron Mortenson's trial. The state built its case
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through five eyewitnesses who described the gun coming from the
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passenger side window of Brady's truck, the forensic evidence tying
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the bullets to Mortensen's sig sour, and the evidence that
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the truck was moving as the bullets were fired. We
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discussed the controversy over Christopher Brady, the officer who drove
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the truck but had not been charged. Local Las Vegas
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activist groups were calling Daniel's murder a hate crime and
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were demanding justice.
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We also shared one of the most moving parts of
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the story. When Daniel's father, Ramone Mendoza, and his grandmother
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Maria invited officers over to their home to celebrate Ramone's birthday,
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the family was in pain. It was just two days
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before the start of the trial, yet they were working
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to build community and healing in their neighborhood. We ended
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Part three at one of the most pivotal parts of
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the entire trial, the testimony of Christopher Brady. From the
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start of the investigation, Metro had viewed Brady as the
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key witness and positioned him as the one who came
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forward to help solve the murder case. When Christopher Brady
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took the stand on Monday May fifth, nineteen ninety seven,
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he was no longer a Metro officer. He had resigned
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from the department in January due to intense public scrutiny
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surrounding the case. Courtroom observers and reporters described the intense
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security that surrounded Brady was impossible to catch for a
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statement or an interview before or after he testified. One
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reporter wrote that he seemed to just magically appear in
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the courtroom after successfully eluding the hordes of photographers that
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had assembled to capture a photo of one of the
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city's most infamous witnesses.
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Brady's sworn testimony covered a lot of what we shared
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in Part two of the series. We also want to
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remind everyone that Brady was never charged with anything, and
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it was consistently reported that there was no deal cut
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between Metro, the DA's office, and Brady. Under oath, Brady
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fully admitted that he and Mortenson had spent the night
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of Daniel's murder drinking heavily to celebrate Mortenson's thirty first birthday.
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They left the party and took a detour to a
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second bar, driving recklessly through poor neighborhoods in Brady's custom
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blue nineteen seventy four Dodge pickup truck. Brady told a
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jury they were seeking to harass people they didn't like
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because they thought that they were nasty. This is where
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the description you heard us use of the bangers, the dopers,
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and the screwball people comes from, directly from Brady's mouth.
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He told the jury the two of them frequently encountered
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these kinds of people while working shifts on the force.
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According to Brady, they routinely harassed citizens while off duty.
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They thought they could easily get away with it in
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the late night hours, simply because they were cops. He
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admitted that night that the two of them were acting
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like quote jerks.
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Brady admitted that the two of them were legally drunk
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and that he was the one behind the wheel making
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the decisions about where the two of them were driving,
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but he was very clear that when they approached mckeller's circle,
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it was Mortensen who directed him to approach the apartments.
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According to Brady, once they were near the group outside
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Daniel's apartment, he saw a young man making a slicing
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motion across his neck, which he interpreted to mean either
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get out of here or I have no drugs. He
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swore under oath that he saw Mortenson stick the sig
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sour pistol fully out the passenger window, which prompted him
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to react. Brady explained that he too pulled his gun
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because he believed his partner could be in some kind
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of danger. He said he had his revolver pointed out
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the window, with the gun across from Mortenson's chest, about
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six inches away from Mortenson's head, fully inside the truck,
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but aimed outside. Again. He emphasized that the truck's bench
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seat prevented him from reaching all the way out the window.
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He testified that once he realized there was no threat,
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he dropped the gun and he was looking straight ahead
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when he heard a shot, and then at least four
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more shots as he drove away.
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From the state's perspective, this testimony summarized all prior testimony
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and evidence presented so far. It put the gun that
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killed Daniel in Mortenson's hand and explained why Brady had
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drawn his own gun without making him the shooter. But
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from the defense's perspective, Brady's testimony gave them multiple opportunities
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to poke holes in his story. One clear inconsistency the
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defense locked in on was the way Brady described one
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of the most important physical details in the case. Brady
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had previously told police and the grand jury that he
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stuck his gun out the window, but at trial he
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clarified that he did not mean his arm or his
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weapon actually went outside the passenger window. It was just
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pointed in that direction. As we have mentioned earlier, Brady
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backed up his story by focusing heavily on the custom
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bench seat of his truck, which featured a large center console.
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He testified that the console was flipped down in the
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armrest position that night. Because it was down, Brady claimed
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it was simply impossible for him to stretch his torso
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entirely across a passenger to fire six shots outside the
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window frame while keeping his foot on the gas. However,
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none of the other eyewitnesses testified to seeing a second gun.
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The defense posed the question that if Brady was also
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pointing his gun at the crowd, why had no one
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else seen that? So, the defense was arguing two things.
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Number one, Brady was changing his story to make Mortonson
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more culpable, or maybe because he just realized things weren't
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like up. But also two, maybe the witnesses didn't see
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everything as well as they thought they did.
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The defense was relentless in its cross examination of Brady.
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Mortenson's attorney, Frank Krimin, brought up what he viewed as
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a highly suspicious detail about the exact route Brady chose
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to drive Mortenson home from the pets in Spring Valley.
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Instead of getting directly onto the I fifteen South at
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Flamingo and taking it to Blue Diamond Road, which would
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only be a fifteen minute drive to Mortenson's house, Brady
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took a long detour. He drove down Twain Avenue toward Eastern,
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a route that went through roughly thirty stoplights and took
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nearly twenty five minutes. Kremon pointed out that this specific
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route directly intersected with Paula Verda Street, a road that
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led straight back to the crime scene on McKellar Circle.
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Cremon said, you thought maybe something had gone wrong, and
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you wanted to look to see if there were police
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wagons there. Brady flatly denied that accusation, claiming that he
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chose the lengthy route home entirely arbitrarily. We covered the
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truck evidence in Part three, so we won't rehash all
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of that here, but in front of the jury, Kremen
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also used those changes to attack Brady's credibility. Brady admitted
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that after the shooting, the truck had been changed. The
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custom seat was removed and sold, it was repainted, and
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the window tint was taken off. Brady said he made
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those changes because he was afraid that the truck would
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be recognizable to the friends of Daniel Mendoza or members
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of the Eighteenth Street Gang, and that he feared retaliation.
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The defense used those changes to posit to the jury
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that they were actually an attempt to alter or destroy evidence.
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The defense wanted to question him about prior internal affairs complaints,
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including allegations involving his conduct in earlier encounters, including claims
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that he had pulled a gun on a motorist, and
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that there were complaints about aggressive or improper policing. Judge
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Pawlakowski limited what the defense could bring in the jury
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did not get the full picture of every allegation and
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concern that would later surround Chris Brady. We're going to
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pause here for a short break, but when we come back,
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we're switching gears to talk about the pivotal moment when
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Ron Mortensen took the stand in his own defense.
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Martinson and his attorneys took a major risk in order
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to have Mortenson tell the jury in his own words
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what he claimed had happened that night. Mortenson did not
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deny being drunk or that his gun was the weapon
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that fired the fatal shots, and said he told the
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jury that Brady had taken his gun and used it.
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According to Mortenson, the night began to shift before they
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ever reached mckeller's circle. He testified that he felt sick
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from drinking and wanted to go home. He said he
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told Brady he was not feeling well and he wanted
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to call it a knight, but according to Mortenson, Brady
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did not want the night to end. Mortenson said Brady
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told him they weren't going home yet and that they
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were going out to another bar, but first he wanted
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to trip something out. Mortenson testified that Brady drove erratically,
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cutting through neighborhoods, speeding through alley and looking between the
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buildings until they arrived at mckeller's Circle and saw Daniel
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and his friends. Mortenson's version was that he immediately understood
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this was stupid and wanted it to stop. He testified
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that he told Brady, come on, Chris, let's go. This
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is stupid, and then, according to Mortenson, Brady said look out.
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Mortenson claimed Brady came across the seat, elbowed him in
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the chest, and put his arm out of the passenger
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window and fired. In Mortenson's version, Brady fired one shot, laughed,
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fired more shots, and said you better run. Mortenson claimed
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he tried to stop him, but Brady told him to
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let go. Then Brady slid back fully into the driver's
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seat and drove away. He said he asked Brady why
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he had shot at the group, and, according to Mortenson,
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Brady said, the son of a bitch had a gun
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and you just sat there. Mortensen told Brady he had
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not seen a gun. According to Mortenson, Brady then said
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he had shot into the air and he was just
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trying to scare them. Mortenson claimed that's when he realized
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that Brad had his sig sour between his legs. When
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he asked why Brady had used his gun, Mortenson said
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Brady told him he couldn't get to his own gun.
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Morton testified that when he asked Brady why he had
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done it, Brady told him I told you I was
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an evil man. I am evil. The jury had to
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decide whether they believed Brady would say something like that,
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or whether Mortenson had invented the line to make Brady
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sound monstrous. Later, another person would say Brady used very
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similar language in a very different context. We're holding off
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getting into the details of all of that for now.
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There was one more loose thread that surfaced during the trial,
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though at the time the jury never heard the details.
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Kremin told the court that he had received an anonymous call,
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claiming that Brady had previously talked to another Metro officer,
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Mark Barry, about wanting to do a drive by shooting.
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The state responded that an investigator had spoken to Barry
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and that Barry had dismissed that claim as non sense. Sense.
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That kind of testimony feels pretty material to the matter
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at hand, but that was the judge's ruling. But like
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so many of the unresolved questions around Christopher Brady, that
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allegation would not stay under wraps forever. Years later, that
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allegation would come back in a much more serious way.
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Mortenson testified that after the shooting, Brady tried to make
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what had happened just sound like something small, something that
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would be simply written off as a four to three
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four call, which was the Metro Police code for an
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illegal discharge of a firearm. According to Mortenson, Brady told
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him not to worry about it, to him back natural,
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and then once they arrived at the bar, Mortenson said
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he was scared, sick, and visibly shaken by what he
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claimed he had just witnessed. The State had a very
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different view of that testimony. To prosecutors, Mortenson was not
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a frightened bystander trapped in Brady's truck. He was a
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defendant trying to save himself, and his version required the
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jury to believe something the state argued was physically unlikely
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that Brady, a smaller man, could lean across the cab,
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across Mortenson's body, fire out the passenger window while driving,
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and somehow do all of this in a way that
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