The story of the West Mesa murders begins outside Albuquerque, New Mexico, on a high desert plateau

that rises up over the Rio Grande. In 2009, 11 decomposed corpses were found buried here.

It took the Albuquerque police months to uncover all the bodies, which were scattered over a 92

acre swath of land owned by a home developer. All of them were women between the ages of 15 and

32, and most were Hispanic. Nearly all of them were sex workers. Police believe a serial killer

is responsible for their deaths. The women went missing between 2001 and 2005, long before their

bodies were uncovered, which is made solving their crimes very, very difficult. By the time investigators

found their remains, all that remained of these women were their bones. Will the West Mesa

bone collector ever be caught? It's going to be difficult to provide closure to these killings.

Are there any suspects who really, really look like they're responsible for these murders?

Yes, they're sure are. And we're going to look at those suspects and look into a whole lot more

in today's true crime, 200th episode, shroomed and doomed edition of Time Suck.

This is Michael McDonald and you're listening to Time Suck,

you're listening to Time Suck.

Happy Monday, Meet Sucks. Welcome to the 200th Monday episode of Time Suck. For the 100th episode,

we did the drunkest fuck suck and I wanted to go bigger this time. So this is the shroomed and doomed

suck. Help me, Nimrod. Don't fuck with me today, Lucifina. Guide me, Bojangles and soothe me,

triple M. Give me a good trip. I'm Dan Cummins, a master sucker, disciple of Nimrod. And you're

listening to a very odd edition of Time Suck, recorded here in a sunny CDA, Cordolein Idaho,

with the Reverend Dr. Joe Horsecock Johnson Paisley, the Scripp Keeper, Zach Flannery, Queen of Bad

Magic, Lindsey Cummins, and the Bad Magic Merch and more mines, Logan and Kate Keith,

all here in the Suck Dungeon. This is your first episode. Oh boy, this is not how I normally do

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