Scherer crime scene photos: Tracking a killer
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Scherer dinner receipt
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Gambling winnings
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Scherer home
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The Scherer's will
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Ernie and Robyn Scherer
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Ernie Scherer
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Adrian Solomon and Ernie Scherer
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Adrian Solomon and Ernie Scherer
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Ernie Scherer's home
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Ernie Scherer
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Ernie said he was exhausted from spending two days playing poker in Las Vegas and was asleep by 6 p.m. at his Brea home, almost 400 miles from the crime scene. His wife, Robyn, and their son were visiting her family in Sacramento and he was home alone. Ernie offers to investigators that they can track his movements from Las Vegas to Brea, Calif., through credit card charges and cell phone records. But investigators looking at those records find a 17-hour time gap when they believe Ernie committed the murders of his parents.
Ernest and Charlene Scherer laid to rest
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Surveillance video
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Ernie Scherer has Camaro cleaned
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Bloody shoe prints
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The Scherer's linen closet
Robyn Scherer, Ernie's wife, told detectives that shortly after they released the crime scene, Ernie let a key piece of information slip. Ernie muttered under his breath that one of the swords in the set was missing. Ernie was one of the few people who knew how many swords were stored in that linen closet. Police believe this missing sword may have been used to inflict the cutting wounds on Ernest and Charlene Scherer.
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Ernie Scherer's Craigslist ad
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Ernie Scherer arrested
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The crime scene
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The crime scene
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Warranty card for baseball bat
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Ernie Scherer's credit card receipt
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