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RECKONING: Sherice Iverson, Jeremy Strohmeyer, and the end of Family-Friendly Vegas
02/16/2026
RECKONING: Sherice Iverson, Jeremy Strohmeyer, and the end of Family-Friendly Vegas
In the 1990's, Las Vegas tried to sell itself to the world as an all-ages destination, and for a time it worked. That all changed in May 1997, when a 7-year old girl named Sherice Iverson was strangled in a casino restroom by a teenager named Jeremy Strohmeyer, whose best friend could have prevented it but chose not to intervene. The full story of the rise and fall of Vegas' Family-Friendly Era can be found here, along with the accompanying rise and fall of Primm, NV, a once popular resort town on the California border. Things mentioned in the episode: The Treasure Island TV Movie: Help move Howard Hughes' Green House to the Clark County Museum: Nevada Preservation Society's Homes & Heritage Las Vegas Week: https://nevadapreservation.org/
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