Hey, friends, welcome to another episode of True Consequences podcast. I'm your host Eric Carter

Lundee, and I am so grateful to be here today

with you to discuss the Ni Unamas series, Las Desaparicidas, the Women of Juarez. Before we get into the

episode, I have some thanks I need to give. First, I want to thank Jackie Moranti for writing and

researching this script. I want to thank Brandyanty for writing and researching this script. I want to

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into the episode. My name is Eric Carter-Landine, and this is True Consequences. sequences.... Ponce theorized that women were killed within one or two days of being abducted.

Others theorized that women were kept alive for up to a week before being murdered.

Ponza was caught flat-footed when a Univision crew took a video of one of the crime scenes

showing law enforcement walking through and destroying evidence.

They also appeared to be planting evidence in the form of a bloody blanket.

She assured the media that she was making improvements to law enforcement through training and

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