by the name of Lonnie Zamora who was on duty in a hot pursuit.
Sukoro, New Mexico 1964 Lonnie Zamora, your audience can look it up.
That was a case in 1964 with police officer Lonnie Zamora that I was investigating.
Would Lonnie have described it as a tick-tax?
I befriended Lonnie's the more his wife, Mary.
So, so they were really getting Lonnie to downplay that.
So it was very difficult for me and Lonnie's dead to find, you know, the, the, the, the
And there were a couple of footprints exactly where Lonnie's the more the police officers
Because of Lonnie Zamora.
It made sense. He got Lonnie to lie and say... Then it was something else, like a U-shaped thing
worked out the dump site. Now, Lonnie Samora was a police officer, but because of the attention and
he said, you know, James, he said, I work with Lonnie. What was it? 28 years, 30 years, 35 years,
the dump site. Lonnie came to him when he was retiring. He said, you offered me an opportunity. I'm
and his buddy goes, yeah, I just would like one thing. And Lonnie knew immediately what he was talking