The Mesa
Tierna Unruh-EnosIn 2009, the remains of 11 women were found on the outskirts of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Known as The West Mesa Murders, it is a case that has never been solved.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||
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Joseph Blea is a convicted rapist from Albuquerque, New Mexico and is one of two persons of interest in the unsolved west mesa murders. We take a look at the evidence (or lack of) against him, and why he's remained in the public eye for so long.
Former Albuquerque Police Sgt Thomas Grover talks with us about his time at APD and how the dysfunction in the department affected the investigation into the unsolved west mesa murders.
In the past 11 years, only two persons of interest have continued to stay in the public eye. Lorenzo Montoya is one of the two people that police say is a potential suspect in the unsolved case of the west mesa murders.
In 2007, journalist Maggie Shepherd went on a police ride along that would make public one detectives search for a list of missing women from Albuquerque she called "her girls". Several of those women were found buried on the mesa.
In February 2009, 11 women and 1 unborn child were found on the west mesa, on the outskirts of Albuquerque, NM. It took investigators 2 1/2 months to unearth all of their remains. We speak with Christine Ross, a woman walking her dog who found the bo... more
Between 2001-2006 an alarming number of women went missing from the streets of Albuquerque, New Mexico. There were at least 16 women estimated to have gone missing. more
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- I need more
Great journalist and amazing voice. I want more true crime coverage from New Mexico
Apple Podcasts5Salty blond
United Statesa year ago - Thank You
Thank you for chronicling these events to share this story. We can hope that hearing about this can give the investigation new wings to bring the whole truth out.
Apple Podcasts5tLovesTruCrimeUnited States4 years ago - Compelling
This is a compelling podcast about such an important topic that has slipped off a lot of people’s radar. The host is compassionate & detailed, and it’s clear she’s done her homework. Looking forward to more!
Apple Podcasts5melunwrittenUnited States4 years ago - Intriguing!
I can’t wait to see where this podcast takes us.
Apple Podcasts5Lusha2602United States4 years ago - Great true crime podcast
Great podcast! Great voice. Nice first time episode excited to see where you’ll take the story. Happy that there’s a series dedicated to it, these women deserve it. Recommend this to any true crime fans.
Apple Podcasts5DeserteyesUnited States4 years ago - Can’t wait to hear more!
I moved here to New Mexico the year these women’s bodies were unearthed and will never forget how shocked I was. I can’t wait to hear more from the families of the victims and those who worked (and continue to work) on this case.
Apple Podcasts5KittiecismsUnited States4 years ago - Don’t bother listening
Bad audio. FACT ERRORS. Terrible come-from. Other journalists and people cared about these women, not just this lady. No sources, no new information. Clearly did not do her research — you’ll get a better idea of what happened by reading the ABQ Journal’s extensive coverage and other outlets from the time.
Apple Podcasts1Katherine LewinUnited States4 years ago
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