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In 2004, rapper Mac Dre from the Bay Area died in Kansas City, Missouri. Rumor had it that the shooter was allegedly Fat Tone, however, the police denied Fat Tone's involvement. Dow stated that he did not take the rumors seriously. He later asked Fat Tone to meet Snoop Dogg in Las Vegas in 2005. While surveillance footage showed Dow exiting a casino with Fat Tone and Cowboy, Dow asserts that they soon parted ways. “I don’t know where they went, but he said he had some business to handle,” Dow said.

Chief Deputy District Attorney Marc DiGiacomo of Clark County prosecuted the case and specified a deadline by which Mouton had to have been detained. DiGiacomo later admitted that he made a mistake. However, DiGiacomo continues to support the murder conviction even as Dow claims his innocence in court. “I have the phone records and the 911 call establishing the timeline,” he testified.

Meanwhile, Gray stated to the 8 News Now Investigators that he thinks Dow is innocent and that Mouton's custody situation and criminal background were not disclosed by the authorities. Robert DeMarco, an attorney, submitted a petition for a writ of habeas corpus, claiming that the prosecution concealed information and that Dow was not given a fair trial.

Lamont “Marlo Boss” Williams, the cousin of Fat Tone said, “If he didn’t pull the trigger, he’s just as guilty as the person that did pull the trigger, cause he set it up." He continued, “He’s most definitely behind it so yes, most definitely… I’ll say it a thousand times. I’ll say it to his face a thousand times." 

The remains of Cowboy and Fat Tone were discovered next to a building site. Two days later, a burned-out automobile in California that the prosecution claims was related to the incident was discovered. Additionally, investigators suggested a connection between Dow and his co-defendant Jason Mathis as well as a woman who was killed in California earlier that year before Dow was taken into jail. 

Dow was arrested after appearing on 'America's Most Wanted.' High Desert State Prison served as the residence for Dow. Judge Michelle Leavitt of the Clark County District Court is anticipated to rule on Dow's case.