New York man makes bail after death of beloved Elvis impersonator
The man accused of killing a well-known entertainer from Ticonderoga and leaving him dead in his home for five days as been released on $100,000 bail
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The man accused of killing a well-known entertainer from Ticonderoga and leaving him dead in his home for five days as been released on $100,000 bail
In an orange jacket and green jumpsuit, 69-year-old Ronald Rahyer's request for a lowered bail was denied.
O'Brien did not indicate what was contained in the contract he said existed, but he said he is certain it exists in digital forms and as a hard copy at the scene.
The account was set up by Brianna Schaefer, who identified herself as family of Thomas Krider, who was also known as TJ Greene. The 40-year-old man was found dead inside the home at 1116 Middleline Road in Milton on Tuesday.
Ronald Rayher, 69, is accused of manslaughter of Thomas Krider, 40