While you were spending your Memorial Day eating burgers and dogs and hanging with friends, As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis' family turmoil continued.
Before Tim Lambesis was released on bail on charges of attempting to hire a hitman to murder his wife, a local ABC affiliate in San Diego has been staking out the Lambesis home and got a choice quote from a neighbor about an alleged shouting match that ensured between Lambesis' father and his estranged wife, Meggan:
The homeowner who lives next to Tim Lambesis' parents house in Del mar told 10News there was a lot of yelling coming from inside the house on Memorial Day.
She said it was a shouting match between Lambesis' dad and the spouse, Megann, who had been in hiding at least a couple of days before her Lambesis' arrest.
10News knocked on the door of Lambesis' parent's house in Del Mar several times Thursday, since this is where Lambesis would likely be put under house arrest, but no one would say where he was.
“Now instead of the noisy neighbors I call them the crazy neighbors," said next door neighbor Charlene Walker. I'm thinking about getting a gun, I'm kind of worried."
Walker told 10News that over the Memorial Day weekend, Lambesis' estranged wife came out of hiding and could be heard yelling back and forth with Lambesis' father, Nick, inside the family home.
“She was here. The wife was here screaming at Nick, It's not about the money it's not about the money. She just said I don't care if all the money goes to Africa. She says I have my own job, I have my own money,” said Walker.
Oof, I can't even imagine the awkwardness that must be going on between Meggan and the Lambesis family, and I truly feel for Meggan, being thrown in the middle of this. The astounding amount of "bitch deserved this" or "she was probably a cunt" type messages we see on posts regarding this story are baffling. Divorces can get messy, no doubt, but to resort to this sort of alleged behavior is not only uncalled for, but cowardly.
Read all of our coverage on this trial right here.
