The

The Hi, true advocate. I hope you like the name. Listeners like you picked it on my social media

a while back. I like it. I think it fits you. You're here because you care about these cases.

So in my eyes, you are a true advocate, and I can't thank you enough. I want to

thank you for sticking with me over the last three plus years and nearly one million downloads.

If you want to support this show, please go to patreon.com slash true consequences or

K-O-F-I.com slash true consequences. Today I'm bringing you another family interview.

This case is tragic and it deals with addiction and murder,

so listener discretion is advised.

Some names may have been omitted or changed

to protect the integrity of the investigation.

All of the music on today's episode was written and produced

by the victim in today's

story, Zachariah Joanne Shorty. It's important to note that we reached out to Farmington

Police Department, San Juan County Sheriff's Department, the Navajo Nation Police Department,

the FBI, and the state police for records related to this case, and we were either ignored or denied any records on Zach's case.

My name is Eric Carter-Londine, and this is True Consequences,

Isolated, the Zachariah Jawan Shorty Story.

Music I don't mean to be impatient for God, I'm tired of weight of my days, I'm getting better and just getting me straight to face it.

I don't mean to be impatient, but God, I'm tired of waiting my days. I'm getting better than we strength to face it. I'm losing my fucking patience, thinking when you'll ever take me, I wouldn't be surprised when I die and don't go to heaven. You could damn me to hell. Just give my brother Chris my blessings and tell them that I'm sorry for everything I'm regretting

can you do that for me because every time I pray to you it's like I got put on hold and

you never returned my message you don't deserve my thanks because just look how I'm living

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