REPEAT OFFENDER Photo Gallery

The photographs contained in the Repeat Offender photo gallery are actual crime scene photographs from the investigation of Daimon Monroe and his associates. The photographs were obtained through public records requests through the 8th District Court of Nevada. Hundreds of photographs were taken during the investigation and these represent some of the more important parts of the Repeat Offender story.

Other photographs here are exclusively licensed for WildBlue Press use. No photographs here may be copied or reused without express written permission from WildBlue Press and Bradley Nickell.

Main Characters In This New Debut True Crime

Some individuals have been intentionally left out to protect their identities.

: Chief Deputy District Attorney Sandra Allred-DiGiacomo

: Daimon Monroe September 2006

: Daimon Monroe November 2006

: Daimon Monroe 2011

: Bryan Fergason 2006

: Robert Holmes 2006

Patrol Case and Detective Investigation

: Daimon’s minivan

: Chinese Wooden Carving

: Carving close up

: Burglary tools from Daimon’s van

: Burglary tools close up

: The Matthew tool

: Doors to one of the businesses

: Matthew demo shot

: Matthew in the door

: Bobby’s cargo truck

Daimon Monroe’s House

: Daimon’s house

: The search warrant Daimon claims doesn’t exist

: Burglary tools from Tammy’s car

: Daimon’s surveillance system

: Annie Lee oil paintings

: Annie Lee painting

: Annie Lee closeup

: Oven mitts

: Money hidden in oven mitt

: $100 bills in oven mitt

: Monroe’s Fake I.D.

: Stun gun

: Daimon’s garage

: Daimon’s garage 2

: Daimon’s garage 3

: Rare oriental decor

: Collectible oriental mask

: Chinese tapestry

: Daimon’s sound room

: Commercial sound equipment

: Commercial sound equipment

: Synthesizers and guitars

: Daimon’s bedroom

: Oil painting and antique flag

: Daimon’s living room

: Autographed Ronald Reagan and antique radio

: Formal dining area

: Guitars, electronics and commercial sound production equipment

: Autographed Rolling Stones

: Autographed Beatles

: Rare coins

: Autographed sports memorabilia

: One of two jacuzzis

: Soda machine in garage

: Inside one freezer

: Another commercial freezer

: Synthesizers

: Autographed guitars

: Boxing legends and Joe Montana

: Autographed guitars and movie posters

Storage Unit #1

: Storage unit #1

: Reggie Jackson memorabilia

Storage Unit #2

: Storage unit #2

: Storage unit #2

: Storage unit #2

: Autographed Beatles photo

: Joe Namath autographed jersey

: McNealy art

Storage Unit #3

: Storage Unit #3

: Storage Unit #3

: Storage Unit #3

: Storage Unit #3

: Storage Unit #3

: Titanic artifact middle-left in case

: Variety of authentic, autographed items

: Mickey Mantle autographed

: Five U.S. Presidents autographed

: Aerosmith

: Joe Montana, Thomas Edison

: Jim Morrison

: Eric Clapton

Storage Unit #4

: Professional sound mixing board

: Grammy Awards autographs

: The Big Red Machine

: Jordan, Chamberlain, Majerle

: Guitars

: John F. Kennedy

: The “little thing” .38 cal revolver

: The “little thing” .38 cal revolver

Fergason Safe Deposit Box

: Fergason Safe Deposit Box

: Fergason Safe Deposit Box

Robert Holmes Turns in Tammy’s $70,000

: Some of the loot confiscated from Daimon Monroe

: $10,000

: $10,000

: $10,000

: $10,000

: $10,000

: $10,000

Daimon’s Writing

: Daimon’s ROP Warning Sign

: Murder-for-hire note

: Daimon’s blacked out murder-for-hire note

: “STOP THE CORUPTION” ©Las Vegas Review Journal, used with permission

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