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Donald Nash (born Donald J. Bowers; December 9, 1935 – June 2, 2016) [1] was an American criminal, who in 1982 committed two murders for hire and also killed three bystanders, and later killed a fellow prison inmate.
In 1990, Nash was charged in California state court with having planned the murders, and Diles was charged as a participant. Thorson testified against them, but the trial ended with a hung jury vote of 11–1 for conviction. [12] A second trial, in 1991, ended in acquittal for both Nash and Diles. [13] Diles died from liver failure in 1997. [14]
On June 15, 2024, at around 5:00 p.m. EDT, Nash pulled up in a vehicle at the Brooklands Plaza Splash Pad, a play area with water features intended for children. [9] Nash exited the vehicle with two handguns and proceeded to fire 36 rounds from a Glock 43 semi automatic handgun, reloading several times, before fleeing the scene in the vehicle.
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Nash asked to pray for his children but was instead forced to open his safe. The robbery was seemingly successful, having yielded a lucrative haul for the gang; they absconded with more than $1.2 million ($4 million today) worth of cocaine, heroin, quaaludes, cash, the antique guns, and jewelry.
An associate of Nash later admitted that they had bribed the judge with about $100,000. [12] In 1990, Nash was tried in state court for having planned the murders; the trial resulted in an 11–1 hung jury. Nash would later admit that he had bribed the lone holdout, a young woman, with $50,000. The retrial ended in an acquittal. [13]