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Binion had met Murphy while she was working at Cheetah's , a topless club. The relationship had caused Binion's estranged wife and daughter to pack up and leave for Texas. He was also banned from the casino's premises. In March , after the GCB learned that Binion was associating with Blitzstein, it voted unanimously to permanently revoke his license.

Binion was the first person to lose his license for violating a Nevada regulation that bans gaming licensees from associating with known criminals. When his ties to the family casino were severed, he was forced to move the collection from the casino property and was not allowed to be associated with the family business again.

After the revocation of his license and the sale of his family's Montana ranch, he became even more involved in drugs, especially marijuana , Xanax , and the street drug tar heroin , which he smoked; he was known to " chase the dragon " inhale the smoke.

Casino dealers had known when Ted was present due to the telltale odor of marijuana smoke whenever he used the eye in the sky to monitor the casino floor. The alleged perpetrator, cabdriver and petty criminal Marvin Shumate, was found dead, shot in the chest and in the head, at the base of Sunrise Mountain on the east side of Las Vegas.

He was a history buff, particularly American Civil War history, and enjoyed watching History Channel and Discovery Channel programming. In addition, he was mathematically gifted - easily able to mentally calculate odds or the "house take" in gambling transactions with no aid. He was also known to help people he knew to be in difficult financial straits. The Pahrump underground vault would play a major role in the investigation into Binion's death.

MRT trucks were used to transport the silver to the vault, and the only two people who had the combination to the vault were Binion and Tabish. It is rumored to be buried on the property under odd mounds in the front and back yards. After the trial much of the silver was given to his daughter, who had some of it offered for sale to the public.

A large portion still remains unclaimed at the courthouse. Empty pill bottles were found near the body, and an autopsy and toxicology report revealed that he died of a combination of the prescription sedative Xanax and heroin, with traces of Valium. The day before his death, Binion had purchased twelve pieces of tar heroin from a drug dealer and had gotten a prescription for Xanax from his next-door neighbor, who was a doctor.

Evidence introduced at trial showed that Binion personally took the prescription to a local pharmacy to be filled. Binion's death was initially treated as a probable suicide. His live-in girlfriend, Sandy Murphy, said that he had been suicidal ever since he lost his gaming license a few months earlier. However, Binion's other sister, Becky, discounted any talk of suicide, saying that in her conversations with him he did not sound despondent.

Las Vegas homicide detectives suspected foul play in Binion's death, as his body did not show the typical signs of a drug overdose. While his stomach contained heroin, police thought that neither a heroin addict nor someone attempting suicide would take heroin in that manner.

However, despite the urgings of Becky and Jack Binion, law enforcement officials refused to open a full-scale homicide investigation. Six months later, chief medical examiner Lary Simms ruled Binion had died of a heroin and Xanax overdose. A few weeks after that, however, the Clark County Coroner 's office reclassified Ted's death a homicide on May 5, Although there were no specifics, law enforcement sources cited evidence that the death scene had been staged, as well as witness statements implicating Murphy and Tabish.

Detectives had suspected for some time that Murphy and Tabish had been romantically involved and had learned that Binion suspected Murphy was cheating on him. In June , Murphy and Tabish were arrested for Binion's murder, as well as for conspiracy , robbery , grand larceny and burglary.

The prosecution contended that Murphy and Tabish had conspired to kill Binion and steal his wealth, drugging him into unconsciousness and burking him, a form of manual suffocation. The suffocation theory was presented at trial by forensics pathologist Michael Baden , who testified for the prosecution.

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