Welcome to the Murder Inn Podcast where we dig up forgotten homicide cases from rural communities, small towns, and far-off distances. Relive these violent and sometimes weird cases from a unique perspective. Your host Henry Valdez, the son of a District Attorney, grew up around a lot of murder cases, which bleed into his childhood in some strange ways. The podcast gives 360-degree storytelling of homicide cases told by the prosecutors who tried them and know them best.
For episode five, we conclude the Ricky Abeyta capital murder case tried by lifelong prosector Henry Valdez. After ten months of work and two months of trial, the jury delivers the verdict. Henry recalls his feelings hearing the verdict and the reaction from the community. We look back on the impact the case had on Henry and how he took the lessons he learned from the case and turned it into policy as District Attorney.
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For episode four, we continue digging into the Ricky Abeyta capital murder case tried by lifelong prosector Henry Valdez. Our story explores the “theater” of a trial of this magnitude and how the new appetite for the 24-hour news cycle changed news coverage. Henry recalls critical moments of the trial, ultimately ending at jury deliberation.
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For Episode three, we continue digging into the Ricky Abeyta capital murder case tried by lifelong prosector Henry Valdez. Henry goes into the life of a prosecutor leading up to a grand jury. He was never afforded the luxury of postponing his daily duties as Chief Deputy District Attorney while building the case against Ricky. Instead, he worked early mornings, nights, and weekends, nearly “moonlighting,” to put in the work needed ...
For Episode two, we continue digging into the Ricky Abeyta capital murder case tried by lifelong prosector Henry Valdez. We explore the details and horrors of the tragedy on January 26th, 1991, while learning more about the victims, the survivors, and the family culture in Northern New Mexico.
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For our inaugural season of the Murder Inn podcast, we're digging into the Ricky Abetya capital murder case tried by lifelong prosector Henry Valdez. Over the next several episodes, we will tell the story of two young men, one a murderer and one a prosecutor, both born of similar blue color and poor Hispanic upbringing but when they reached a fork in the road, they took drastically different paths that ultimately collided in a cour...
Welcome to the Murder Inn Podcast where we dig up forgotten homicide cases from rural communities, small towns, and far-off distances. Relive violent, rural, and abnormal cases with the prosecution that tried them. Your host Henry Valdez, the son of a District Attorney, grew up around a lot of murder cases, which bleed into his childhood in some strange ways.
The season kicks off with an interview of former 1st Judicial Distr...
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