Roswell says goodbye to homicide victims
In Roswell a crowded chapel said goodbye to Cynthia Villegas and her four daughters, victims of a Saturday quintuple homicide. The service featured scripture and prayer as family and friends described the loving mother and her children and prayed for solace and healing.
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Roswell Man Extradited For Killing Wife And Children
New Mexico Attorney General Balderas says Juan David Villegas is in INTERPOL custody in Hermosillo Sonora and will be processed before potential extradition to Mexico City. The case involves the suspected shooting deaths of his wife and four children and may involve lengthy legal steps with U S Marshals Service involvement.
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Obama visit prep as Osprey taxis at Roswell center
AV-22 Osprey taxis along the Roswell International Air Center in the build up to President Barack Obama arriving on Air Force One. Secret Service and Marine Corps units move in ahead of the afternoon Carlsbad Caverns trip.
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Rape kit backlog meetings scheduled by New Mexico auditor
The New Mexico State Auditor announces a series of meetings on the states backlog of untested sexual assault evidence kits. More than 5000 kits were identified last year as the audit seeks causes and best practices to eliminate the backlog. State Auditor Tim Keller urged community input.
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