7-Year-Old Girl Murdered in Casino Bathroom… While the “Bad Samaritan” Watched

As always, thank you for hanging out and remembering Sherrice Marsha Renee Iversonwith me today. The murder of Sherrice Iverson is one of the most disturbing and controversial child murder cases in American true crime history. In May 1997, 7-year-old Sherrice Iverson was inside a casino outside Las Vegas with her father when she wandered into a restroom alone and was brutally assaulted and murdered by 18-year-old Jeremy Strohmeyer. The case shocked the nation not only because of the horrific crime itself, but because another teenager, David Cash Jr., later admitted he witnessed part of the attack and walked away without helping or calling police, earning the nickname “The Bad Samaritan.” This infamous Las Vegas casino murder case sparked nationwide outrage, debates over Good Samaritan laws, and remains one of the most heartbreaking child murder cases ever covered in true crime.