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Former Turnstile Guitarist Could Face Life in Prison After Running Over Lead Singer’s Father

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Brady Ebert, known for his work in Turnstile, might be in prison for life. The group’s former guitarist strained his relationship with the band for good after he allegedly ran over lead singer Brendan Yates’ 79-year-old father. Ebert has insisted upon his innocence, even after William Yates was left with “severe trauma to both of his legs.” Since then, authorities have charged him with first-degree murder.

With his trial set to start on September 22nd, Brady Ebert has to undergo a competency evaluation beforehand. In a report from The Baltimore Banner, his attorney expressed “significant concerns regarding competency.” However, the former Turnstile guitarist insisted that he’s fine and alleged that his lawyer is secretly working with prosecutors. “We can watch the video right now and prove my........

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