When I first heard about him going missing, my heart saying, I thought the worst, it was a heavy weight of, oh my gosh, I just talked to him a few weeks ago.

I heard my heart. It made me so sad.

We asked for consent to look around and see if there's any indications of foul play or anything

he may or may not have left behind. He denied consent. He's made some concerning statements to me

based off my training and experience, so I made a phone call and got a search warrant approved

for the residence. So that's the case. We are doing a protective sweeper making sure there's

nobody in the

house that can destroy any evidence. I got to do my thoroughness, though. There's a lot of

concerning things. On the evening of July 28, 2025, a surveillance camera outside the Sierra County

detention facility in truth or consequences, New Mexico, captured something unusual.

A white Kia Soul pulled into the parking lot. The driver parked the car, stepped out of the vehicle,

and walked away from the camera. That brief moment on surveillance video would later take on new

significance. Investigators believe the driver was likely 32-year-old

Andrew Dixon, a father who had been trying to rebuild his life in southern New Mexico.

Two days later, on July 30th, a man contacted police to report that his 2004 Toyota Camry was

missing. He believed his friend and roommate Andrew Dixon had taken it.

Andrew owned the White Quiasol that officers would later find parked at the nearby detention facility.

The blue Toyota Camry belonged to his roommate. An officer responded to the home, where the man

explained that he had last seen the Camry around 7 a.m. the day before, July 29th.

The last time he said he had seen Andrew was the evening before that, on July 28th.

The keys to the Camry were usually kept hanging on the wall by the front door, so he assumed

that Andrew must have taken the vehicle sometime after that. But when he tried to reach Andrew,

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