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On August 5, 1982, Father Reynaldo left St. Francis Cathedral to meet a man who called himself Michael Carmello at the rest stop on La Bajada Hill. He was reported missing the following morning when he failed to return to the Cathedral.- An aerial search of the area was conducted on August 7, but Officer Eric Lucero and pilot Gary Aycock had flown toward Cochiti, along the highway. They were looking for Father Rivera’s car, not his body. They went towards Waldo where Father Geier told them that Michael Carmello’s grandfather had a ranch. Father Rivera’s body was located on the other side of the highway, north of where the aerial search was conducted.Promo LA Not So ConfidentialWritten and Researched by Jackie Moranty check out her show Cause of Death: 100 Seconds to Midnight.Tickets for the live show on March 5thBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-consequences-true-crime--4347262/support.

True Consequences WebsiteCome see me in London use code CONSEQUENCE to save 10% on your ticket to CrimeConUK.Thanks to Jackie Moranty for writing and researching this case. Check out her show here. Today's promo: Twisted and Uncorked. During the investigation into Father Reynaldo’s murder, several letters were sent to various government agencies, the Archdiocese, and a few Catholic churches that claimed that Father Reynaldo was murdered because he had something to do with the civil wars in Latin America. Several civil wars had broken out in Central and South America during the 60s. These wars lasted well into the 90s, and Catholic priests who were ministering to various Indigenous peoples in those areas were put in the middle of those civil wars. These wars were very much about the rich against the poor. While the rich had backing from the US government, the poor had missionary priests who were only armed in faith, many of which would become martyrs for staying with the people. Even if they couldn’t protect those people, they ministered to them. I’ve done some very intensive research into Father Reynaldo and his career, nothing that I’ve seen or read has connected him to the civil wars in any way, but there are those out there who believe in the conspiracy theories that were created by these letters. After attending seminary in Ohio, Father Reynaldo’s career was spent entirely in New Mexico. He was not a missionary priest. While there is a very low probability that he had anything to do with the unrest in Central America, every lead had to be followed.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-consequences-true-crime--4347262/support.

True Consequences WebsiteThis episode was written by Jackie Moranty check out here show here. Father Reynaldo and his brothers in the church were at Mass where the service was just ending when a call came into the rectory. Father Gerard Geier answered the call. It was around 8:00 in the evening. The caller was a man who Geier estimated to be in his 30s. He told Father Geier that he needed a priest. His voice was calm and deliberate, and . . . . convincing. Neither Father Geier nor Father Reynaldo had any reason to think that these calls were nefarious in any way.This is part 2 of the Father Rivera Story. The subsequent parts will be longer than the initial two. References: https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/4vygvi/the_1982_murder_of_father_reynaldo_rivera_and_the/https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65326473/reynaldo-john-riverahttps://billingsgazette.com/father-john-kerrigan/article_e94a7577-c930-5e90-b6d7-fc0d41257014.htmlhttps://www.onlyinyourstate.com/montana/famous-homicides-mt/https://www.scribd.com/listen/podcast/528409147https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=261493https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/4-investigates-the-mysterious-murder-of-father-reynaldo-rivera/https://factschology.com/mmm-podcast-articles/father-reynaldo-rivera-murder-1982https://podles.org/case-studies/Reynaldo-Rivera-Murder-Case-Study.htmhttps://www.scooterhammond.com/work/unsolvedmysterieshttps://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1214188665999666https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUoocVhvgJYhttps://www.insidehook.com/article/crime/unholy-mystery-murdered-priestshttps://dbpedia.org/page/1980s_Franciscan_priest_murdershttps://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Father_Reynaldo_Riverahttps://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/clw6ze/two_franciscan_priests_who_had_served_in_new/https://flatheadbeacon.com/2021/03/23/the-vanishing-of-a-priest/https://www.bishop-accountability.org/accused-by-last-name-k/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1980s_Franciscan_priest_murdershttps://aleteia.org/2021/11/14/priests-and-religious-are-in-danger-in-many-parts-of-the-world/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWbRg9fqwIUhttps://www.santafe.org/listing/cathedral-basilica-of-saint-francis-of-assisi/179/http://mallonart.com/painting/santaFe/santaFe/timeline.htmlhttps://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=261493https://peoplepill.com/people/1980s-franciscan-priest-murdershttps://www.kob.com/new-mexico/4-investigates-the-mysterious-murder-of-father-reynaldo-rivera/?utm_source=ourcommunitynow&utm_medium=webhttps://obits.arlingtonparkfuneralhome.com/obituaries/print?o_id=5331420https://www.wondriumdaily.com/francis-of-assisi-and-the-origin-of-the-franciscan-order/https://www.marian.edu/blog/posts/marian-blog/2018/02/02/what-is-a-franciscanhttps://sbfranciscans.org/be-a-friar/formation/stages-of-formation/Newspapers.com:https://www.newspapers.com/image/582099989/?clipping_id=112286994&article=eba1d307-197c-459a-ada9-43a04134f012&fcfToken=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJmcmVlLXZpZXctaWQiOjU4MjA5OTk4OSwiaWF0IjoxNjY3MzQ4NTkzLCJleHAiOjE2Njc0MzQ5OTN9.ANzvsndu-kfkUnehqfCXWWyYyx-61PY0bRQRuM7nj00The rest came from the police reports.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-consequences-true-crime--4347262/support.

On October 20th, 2015 in Albuquerque, NM. Two drivers on interstate 40 were involved in a road rage incident. The two vehicles were said to have cut each other off when one driver pulled alongside the truck driven by Alan Garcia that’s when the driver fired into the truck. Then the worst possible scenario happened. A bullet strikes young Lily Garcia in the head. The driver speeds away and numerous people immediately call 911, including, Lily’s dad Alan. Lily’s mother, Veronica, contacted me and asked for an interview. She wanted to make you all aware of the crime that took her beautiful little girl’s life and the man who did it. This is the story of Iliana Rose Garcia. This episode is sponsored by Pacific Sensi. Pacific Sensi is a boutique farm in Oregon that grows top-shelf quality hemp flower. Hemp flower looks, smells, and smokes like weed except it's low in THC, so it doesn’t get you high. Pacific Sensi flower is loaded with CBD so you can enjoy the benefits of cannabis without feeling burned out, paranoid or anxious.Go to www.pacificsensi.com, to order now - Use promo code “TRUE “ for 10% offToday's promo is The Sirens Podcast. https://www.thesirenspodcast.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-consequences-true-crime--4347262/support.

Crickett Coogler was an 18-year-old young woman when she disappeared on March 31st, 1949. She would be found murdered 17 days later by a group of young hunters. When the investigation began it opened up some insight into the corrupt world of New Mexico politics. Was Cricket murdered by someone with political connections, or was this a random senseless murder? This episode was written and researched by Jackie Moranty - Check out her awesome podcast here: https://www.causeofdeath100secs.net/Promo: The Cult Vault - https://www.cultvaultpodcast.com/Find all my links here: http://linktr.ee/trueconsequencesI am going on tour in Texas 9/22-25 click here for info/tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/true-crime-live-214699 References: Cricket Coogler Show Notes:Las Cruces Sun-News Wednesday, April 13, 1949Clovis News-Journal Thursday, May 5, 1949Santa Fe New Mexican Thursday May 5, 1949Santa Fe New Mexican Friday, May 6, 1949El Paso Times Friday May 6, 1949Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph Saturday May 7, 1949Albuquerque Journal Tuesday May 10, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, May 11, 1949El Paso Times Thursday May 12, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Friday, May 13, 1949Santa Fe New Mexican Friday, May 13, 1949Santa Fe New Mexican Thursday, May 19, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Thursday, May 19,1949Santa Fe New Mexican Friday, May 20, 1949Clovis News-Journal Tuesday, May 24, 1949Santa Fe New Mexican Sunday, May 29, 1949El Paso Times Monday, May 30, 1949Santa Fe New Mexican Tuesday, May 31, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, June 1, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, June 6, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Monday, June 6, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, June 7, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Wednesday, June 8, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, June 9, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Friday, June 10, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, June 13, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, June 14, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Wednesday, June 15, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, June 18, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Thursday, June 23, 1949Santa Fe New Mexican Wednesday, June 29, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Sunday, July 3, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, July 5, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Tuesday, July 5, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, July 6, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, July 8, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Friday, July 8, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, July 9, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, July 11, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Monday, July 11, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Tuesday, July 12, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, July 13, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, July 15, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, July 16, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, July 18, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Monday, July 18, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, July 19, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, July 20, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Wednesday, July 20, 1949El Paso Times Thursday, July 21, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, July 22, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, July 23, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, July 25, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, July 27, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, July 28, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, July 29, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, July 30, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Sunday, July 31, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, August 1, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Wednesday, August 3, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, August 4, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, August 5, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, August 8, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, August 10, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, August 11, 1949El Paso Herald- Post Friday, August 12, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, August 15, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, August 18, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, August 20, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Tuesday, August 23, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, August 24, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, August 25, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, August 26, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, August 31, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, September 1, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Sunday, September 4, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, September 6, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, September 8, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, September 12, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, September 13, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, September 8, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, September 12, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, September 13, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Wednesday, September 14, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, September 14, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, September 17, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, September 19, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Thursday, September 29, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Friday, September 30, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, September 30, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, October 3, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Wednesday October 19, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Sunday, October 30, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, October 31, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, November 3, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, November 7, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, November 7, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, November 8, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, November 9, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, November 10, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Thursday, November 10, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, November 10, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, November 11, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, November 14,1949Las Cruces Sun-News Monday, November 14, 1949Las Cruces Sun-News Tuesday, November 15, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, November 18, 1949El Paso Herald Post Friday November 18, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, November 19, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, November 19, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, November 19, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Friday, November 25, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Monday, November 28, 1949El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, January 3, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, January 4, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, January 10, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Thursday, January 12, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, February 8, 1950El Paso Herald Post Thursday, May 25, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, June 7, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, June 7, 1950Las Cruces Sun-News Friday, July 7, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Saturday, July 8, 1950El Paso Times Saturday, July 8, 1950Albuquerque Tribune Monday, July 10, 1950Albuquerque Tribune Wednesday, July 12, 1950Albuquerque Journal Wednesday, July 12, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Wednesday, July 12, 1950The Courier-Gazette (McKinney, Texas) Thursday, July 13, 1950The News and Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina) Thursday, July 13, 1950The Knoxville Journal (Knoxville, Tennessee) Friday, July 14, 1950Albuquerque Journal Tuesday, September 12, 1950El Paso Times Tuesday, September 12, 1950Albuquerque Journal Sunday, September 17, 1950Santa Fe New Mexican Monday, September 18, 1950El Paso Times Tuesday, September 19, 1950El Paso Herald-Post Tuesday, September 19, 1950Courier-Post (Camden, New Jersey) Tuesday, April 10, 1951The News Journal (Wilmington, Delaware) Tuesday, April 10, 1951Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph (Pittsburg, Pennsylvania) Tuesday, April 10, 1951The Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburg, Pennsylvania) Tuesday, April 10, 1951Moore, P. (2008). Cricket in the web: The 1949 unsolved murder that unraveled politics in NewMexico. University of New Mexico Press.Cullin, Charlie (2000) The Silence of Cricket CooglerBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-consequences-true-crime--4347262/support.