Murderers in New Mexico (Gruesome and Grisly True Stories of Murders in the Sand)

Murderers Everywhere, Book 1

By: Ryan Becker, Brenda Brown, True Crime Seven

Narrated by: Michael Goodrick

Ten sadistic killers. One state. Countless lives that will never be the same again.

To the outside world, New Mexico is the epitome of art, culture, and pristine, picturesque landscape. For those whom have had the misfortune of bearing witness to what lies below the surface, behind the facade of majestic mountains and miles of beloved desert land, life in New Mexico will forever be jaded by the memory of heinous acts perpetrated upon those they loved.

This often-fabled territory conjures up images of the Wild West, where the blood of ancestors is as commonplace as the cacti, but that dark history opened the floodgates to the worst of modern society.

Deep in the crevices of the land lay secrets - secrets that leave current residents and weary investigators flummoxed and hungry for the truth.

Caused by killers you will soon meet, which includes:

• David Parker Ray: The Toy Box Killer
• Ricky Abeyta: The Chimayo Massacre
• Linda Henning and Diazien Hossencofft: Murder Without a Body
• Shane Glen Harrison and Esther Beckley: Spree Killers
• Robert Fry: The “Indian Roller”
• William Bonney: AKA “Kid” Antrim aka “Billy the Kid”
• And more

Listen to discover what secrets the soil holds. Find out who roams the land and just how far they were willing to go to put their depravity on display.

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I loved the stories and it makes my day go by so fast while I listen.

More great cases by the True Crime Seven

I'm a big fan of this series and like learning about the lesser known cases from different states.

I also enjoy the way their narrator keeps things engaging while not being overly spooky or dramatic

Historically inaccurate

I was enjoying the book and believed the book was nonfiction, until the chapter on Billy the Kid. The chapter about Billy the Kid was essentially entirely fiction, so it makes me question how accurate the rest of the book it. Nearly every single detail about Billy the Kid was incorrect, and they couldn’t even get simple names, dates, and events correct.

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Horrible pronunciation of names and places. Overall a very boring listen. Many other better books out there.