Hey, everybody just want to take a minute to shout out a couple of podcasts that I've been listening

to. The first one is called she sleuths. It's hard for me to say it for some reason. She

sleuths. It's two hilarious women who have an obsession with true crime, one's in Michigan,

one's in Texas. I've really enjoyed their banter and their take on true crime. It's definitely been

a joy to listen to. Follow them, listen to them wherever you get your podcasts. And then at the

end of this, there's a promo for another podcast that I think you might also be interested in.

So stay tuned for that.

Music for that. This is true

Consequences, a true crime and mystery podcast with stories based in New Mexico

in the American Desert Southwest.

Yeah. in New Mexico, in the American Desert Southwest. Welcome back to True Consequences. I'm your host, Eric Carter-Londine.

Today we are discussing a case I wasn't fully aware of

until recently. My sources were a few things. So there's an article from Taos News. There's an article

on the Mountain Messenger.com. There's also an article on the Santa Fe, New Mexican. And a lot of the information I got was from

the Murder in the Heartland episode about this case. This case occurred near Touse, New Mexico.

Touse is in northern New Mexico. It is an incredibly beautiful area. It's very scenic, and it's one of

the most beautiful parts of New Mexico, although that is

just my opinion. Touse is just south of the Colorado border. The rocky mountains rest to the east of

Taos. The range specifically near Tauves is known as the Sangre de Christo Mountains, or when you

translate that into English, it's the Blood of Christ. The Rio Grande snakes to the west of the

city. The erosion caused by the river created what's called the Rio Grande Gorge. The gorge is about

800 feet deep, and you can see images of it on my social media pages as well as my website. Again,

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