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Greg Steele, 51, was arrested Friday (Sept. 13) on charges for allegedly shooting and killing Patrick Larkin last month in Llano Quemado south of Taos. Recently released court records indicate Steele lived in a trailer near Larkin's property. Records indicate the pair had an ongoing feud over Steele's dogs harassing Larkin's livestock.
Man charged in shooting death of Taos coffee shop owner
Following a two-week investigation, New Mexico State Police have arrested the man they believe is responsible for the death of World Cup Café owner Patrick Larkin: his neighbor. Eighth Judicial … more
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A New Mexico State Police homicide investigation into the death of World Cup Cafe Owner Patrick Larkin remains open and active.
State police: 'Person of interest' still focus of World Cup Owner homicide
Ray Wilson, a public information officer with New Mexico State Police, said as of press time Wednesday (Sept. 11) that investigators had released no new information regarding the investigation into … more
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In a public Facebook post made Saturday night (Aug. 31), District V Taos County Commissioner Candyce O'Donnell shared information about a purported "person of interest" in the death of World Cup Cafe owner Patrick Larkin. Officials working the investigation, however, said much of what she shared is unverified rumor and "speculation."
County commissioner turns rumor mill in death of Taos coffee shop owner
Since O'Donnell's post circulated on social media, Montoya said his office had received multiple phone calls from callers asking whether the information in the post came from an official source … more
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State police have identified a potential suspect in a homicide investigation connected to the death of Patrick Larkin, the well-known owner of World Cup Cafe in Taos. Police had not identified a suspect or obtained an arrest warrant as of 11 a.m. Sept. 1.
State police identify 'person of interest' in death of World Cup owner
An arrest could be imminent in connection to the death of Patrick Larkin, the owner of World Cup Cafe in Taos whose body was found by the roadside in Llano Quemado this week. "We're looking at a … more
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Anthony Sanchez (right) pleaded guilty to homicide by vehicle and great bodily harm by vehicle Tuesday (July 23) connected to a 2017 car crash that killed his childhood friend and injured another woman.
Probation for LANL tech charged in crash that killed friend
A Peñasco man employed as a technician at Los Alamos National Labs pleaded guilty Tuesday (July 23) to homicide by vehicle and great bodily harm by vehicle, charges that were filed after he … more
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A vehicular homicide case filed against Juan Espinoza, 22, of Bakersfield, California was dismissed this month.
Case dismissed against man accused in Taos crash that killed two
The 8th Judicial District Attorney's Office in Taos has dimissed a case filed against a Bakersfield, California man who was charged in a car crash that killed two people and caused a third a … more
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Roger Gage (left) and John Powell (right).
Judge: Dixon homicide suspects to stay in jail
First Judicial District Court Judge Jason Lidyard ruled on Tuesday (June 26) to detain brothers Roger Gage and John Powell until they stand trial for the killings of three people at a residence near … more
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New Mexico State Police investigators uncovered a digital video recorder at a residence where three people were found murdered in late May. Reviewing the footage, police said they found footage of the triple murder and two individuals, believed to be relatives of one of the deceased, looting the bodies and the crime scene before reporting the crime to authorities.
Brutal murders caught on video
New Mexico State Police said on Monday (June 4) that a home surveillance system captured the killings of three people at a residence near Dixon. The next day, investigators found a new clip, which … more
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Robert Martinez, 70, father of one of the murder victims found in a residence near Dixon last week, allegedly looted the bodies of the deceased and ransacked the home before the murders were reported, according to new information from New Mexico State Police.
Father, brother of victim in killings near Dixon allegedly looted bodies, residence
While processing surveillance footage that New Mexico State Police says captured the murder of three people at a residence near Dixon last week, investigators say they found a new clip that shows the father and brother of one victim looting the home after the killings. more
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New Mexico State Police revealed on Monday that surveillance cameras set up at the Cañoncito home where three people were found shot to death last week appear to have captured the murders.
State police say cameras captured Cañoncito killings
Two men suspected in the murder of three people at a residence in Cañoncito east of Dixon last week appeared in Río Arriba Magistrate Court Monday (June 4) … more
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April Browne, 42, has been confirmed as one of three victims killed in a triple homicide east of Dixon. State police also named Kieren Guillemin of Vadito, 27, and Abraham Martinez, 36, as the other two victims.
OMI identifies victims in Dixon triple homicide
The New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator has identified April Browne, 42, of Taos, Abraham Martinez, 36, of Dixon, and Kieren Guillemin, 27, of Vadito as the three people found dead this week at an apparent triple homicide in Cañoncito … more
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This submitted photo taken around the 1400 block of Millicent Rogers Road at around 7:30 p.m. Friday (June 1) depicts the arrest of John Powell, 34, and Roger Gage, 33, in connection to a triple homicide near Dixon.
Dixon triple homicide suspects captured in El Prado
New Mexico State Police have captured two Taos County men suspected in the murder of three people at a residence near Dixon in Río Arriba County ... more
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Crime scene tape had been torn down outside the Cañoncito residence where three people were found dead Wednesday night (May 30). State police have not confirmed the identities of those deceased or their causes of death as of late Friday afternoon (June 1).
Key questions remain in Dixon triple homicide
Essential questions as to what happened at a residence east of Dixon in Río Arriba County where three people were found dead Wednesday night (May 30) remain unanswered more than 24 hours into a New Mexico State Police investigation … more
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State police investigators remove one of three deceased individuals from the home Thursday (May 31).
State police investigate triple homicide near Dixon
New Mexico State Police are investigating a triple homicide at a residence east of Dixon in Río Arriba County ... more
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