Shocking Cell Phone Cover-Up Exposed in Tyler Skaggs Wrongful Death Case

The family of late Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs and the Los Angeles Angels are locked in a heated battle over cell phone records as the wrongful death trial looms closer. The dispute centers around the family's request for phone records from team employees and owner Arte Moreno, while the Angels' attorneys claim they have not received all relevant content from Skaggs' phone.

The Skaggs family has been seeking answers about the circumstances surrounding Tyler's tragic death in 2019. As part of their investigation, they are seeking phone records from several team employees, including those who were with Skaggs on the road trip where he died. The family's attorneys argue that these records could hold crucial information about the events leading up to Skaggs' death.

However, the Angels' attorneys have pushed back against these requests, claiming that they have not received all relevant content from Skaggs' phone. They argue that the family has not provided them with all the necessary information to fully investigate the circumstances surrounding Skaggs' death. This has led to a standoff between the two parties, with each side accusing the other of not being forthcoming with information.

The dispute has significant implications for the upcoming wrongful death trial. The Skaggs family has filed a lawsuit against the Angels, alleging that the team was responsible for Tyler's death. The family claims that the team knew about Skaggs' struggles with addiction and failed to provide him with adequate support and resources. The Angels have denied these allegations, arguing that Skaggs' death was a tragic accident and not the result of any negligence on their part.