- A former Las Vegas cop is on trial for killing her degenerate ex-son-in-law
- The man preferred deranged pornography, which will be shown in court
The jury trial of a former Las Vegas police officer accused of killing his ex-son-in-law began earlier this week.
Pamela Bordeaux, 60, is charged with murder with the use of a deadly weapon, but her defense claims her former son-in-law was a “dangerous character” who was, among other things, addicted to strange types of pornography. .
Bordeaux, a retired Las Vegas Metropolitan Police detective, allegedly shot Sean Babbitt, 32, at least 10 times while he was in his home in April 2019.
“I shot him,” Bordeaux told officers in body camera footage the day of the fateful encounter. Babbitt was reportedly shot at least ten times; Her initial bail was set at $1 million, which she posted.
Babbitt, at the time of his death, had been spending time with his son, Bordeaux’s grandson, during a court-approved visit.
Sean Babbitt, 32, was shot 10 times by his former mother-in-law in April 2019, while he was at her home during a court-authorized visit with his son.
The former detective’s defense attorneys argue that Babbitt was a danger and filed a report days before the trial – which is expected to last about two weeks, began forensic psychologist John Paul Garrison, according to 8 News now.
Garrison wrote in the file: ‘Mr. Babbitt’s impulsive behavior, her addiction to extreme pornography, and her inadequate therapy contributed significantly to her propensity for violence.
“Ms. Bordeaux’s perception of imminent danger is consistent with evidence of Mr. Babbitt’s escalating and volatile behavior.”
The psychologist reviewed Babbitt’s records after his death and referred to emails and text messages between the deceased and his ex-wife.
Extensive body camera footage from the day of the shooting shows Bordeaux admitting to shooting Sean Babbitt and cooperating with authorities.
In some of them, Babbitt admits to sexually deviant behavior.
In some of the exchanges, according to Garrison, Babbitt said he found standard pornography to be “less satisfying” and “continued down the rabbit hole of porn.”
He went on to detail viewing pornography that involves “animals having sex with humans.”
“Yes, I saw videos of women having sex with dogs and horses,” he wrote in an October 2015 text exchange.
In another exchange referenced in the report, Babbitt’s ex-wife asked him what animals he watched having sex.
‘Girls with dogs, girls with horses and one who had a girl with a pig. Again, I can clarify anything you need to clarify,’ she replied.
The Bordeaux trial is expected to last about two weeks; She previously posted her own $1 million bail.
Babbitt relinquished all parental rights to his son years earlier
He also made reference to ‘incest role-playing’ and possibly suffering from multiple personality disorder. He described one of his online personas as a guy named “Max.”
Additionally, the deceased father said he had injected heroin and argued with his ex over a tattoo of his name.
The report also points to a notarized letter from 2015, in which Babbitt renounces all parental rights.
“I am an inadequate father,” he wrote.