Former Turnstile Guitarist Faces Life for Alleged Attack

0:00On May 3rd, former-turned-style guitarist Brady Ebert, a 33-year-old, now faces a possible life sentence after prosecutors upgraded his charges to first-degree attempted murder. This stems from an incident last month, where he allegedly rammed his car into the 79-year-old father of the band's frontman, Brendan Yates, causing serious lay injuries. Bill Yates spent time in the hospital, but got released and is recovering at home now. Bill Yates was first hit with lesser charges, like second-degree attempted murder and first-degree assault, which carried up to 30 years, but the upgrade changes everything. The whole thing goes back to turnstiles early days, Ebert co-founded the band in 2010 with Yates and others, but they split in 20, 22, and he got replaced by a new player from England. Family members say Ebert showed up at their property, started yelling and honking, then intentionally struck Bill, who threw a rock in response. A grand jury in Montgomery County, Maryland, handed down the indictment this past Thursday,

1:02and Ebert's claiming self-defense was surveillance. Footage to back him up, he's locked up without Bill in the county jail, with a court date set for May 8th. Turnstile gave a nod to Bill during their Coachella set last month by screening an old video of him calling the band his sons, keeping the family vibe. Alive amid all this tension, that's the story for today. Entertainment and celebrity news, today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.