Robert Telles, a former Clark County public administrator, has been found guilty of the murder of investigative journalist Jeff German, who had reported critically on Telles' conduct and alleged corruption. The jury deliberated for over ten hours before reaching the verdict, convicting Telles of stabbing German to death outside his home in September 2022. Prosecutors emphasized Telles' motive stemming from anger over German's reporting, while Telles maintained he was framed by a conspiracy. The trial showcased key evidence, including DNA found under German’s fingernails and surveillance footage linking Telles to the crime. Telles now faces a sentencing phase where he could receive life in prison without parole. The case serves as a significant message against attempts to intimidate or silence journalists, according to Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson.