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 to prosecute Ricky. While Henry worked the case file, law enforcement explored an interesting theory about the murders.

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Henry R. Valdez

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Music from Artlist:

Sunday Afternoon “IamDayLight”

Matooma “Don’t Look Back”

Future Driven “Night Rider 87”

Waterbed “Norvik - Waterbed”