Bones found west of Rio Rancho may be missing man Elvis Delaney
Sandoval County sheriff's office reports human remains unearthed west of Rio Rancho after a confidential tip. Forensic investigators confirm the bones are human and the identity is not yet determined though Elvis Delaney, missing since 2007, is a person of interest. Authorities say the investigation remains ongoing.
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Penner Jaramillo Wedding Engaged and Planned in Albuquerque
John and Dianne Bechtel of Rio Rancho and Johnny and Michelle Jaramillo of Santa Fe announce the engagement of Jennifer Renee Jaramillo to Gabriel David Penner son of Beverly Penner and the late David Penner of Albuquerque. Jennifer a Rio Rancho High School graduate earned a BA in Architecture in 2003 and is pursuing a master's at UNM. Gabriel a Moriarty High School graduate served as a U S Army Vehicle Recovery Specialist in Bamberg Germany attaining sergeant and is now pursuing a BAS in Business Admin at Wayland Baptist University with graduation planned for August 2012. The couple will exchange vows in a late morning ceremony on June 2 2012 at the New Mexico Veterans Memorial in Albuquerque.
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