BOISE, Idaho (AP) – A judge set bail at $2 million on Thursday for an Idaho man who prosecutors said was arrested with credit cards linked to a former Arizona power company executive, his wife and their adult son who were found slain in a home in the foothills outside Boise.
Adam M. Dees, 22, of Nampa wore restraints but appeared relaxed during his appearance in Ada County Court via a video feed from jail.
In a clear voice, Dees said “no” when asked by Judge Theresa Gardunia if he would be able pay the bail.
Dees is not charged with murder. He faces three counts of grand theft, three counts of forgery and a misdemeanor count of carrying a concealed weapon without a permit.
The 9 mm handgun was found tucked into Dees’ waistband, prosecutors said, without disclosing whether it was linked to the killings.