I live in Albuquerque and have been closely following and researching this particular case, relying on all available evidence and theories from other researchers and people.

This film is nothing more than an imaginary story, created by a promising Hollywood star who wants to show his art.

The beginning, or discovery of the crime scene was legitimate. It was a woman walking her dog next to a neighborhood that was going up, the dog discovered a human bone (femur) and the dog’s owner, who was a nurse, was able to identify it as a human and alert the authorities.

The remains of 11 women and a fetus were discovered buried in shallow graves in a select area of ​​the West Mesa area of ​​Albuquerque NM.

One thing that was left out that was quite important to the case was how the review of satellite imagery of the specific area of ​​the West Mesa between the years 2004 and 2009 showed the presence of tire tracks and what appeared to be graves on the plot of land where these bodies were discovered in 2009. The interesting thing is how the tracks increased in length from the desert road and the number of supposed graves increased from one set of satellite images to the next. That development was conveniently left out of the film, which is sad.

Furthermore, the actual suspects in the case were completely different from those depicted in the film, as were the events and characters that led to the eventual suspect takeover.

So this film is basically a Hollywood caricature of what really happened in the desert city of Albuquerque, New Mexico. And that’s a shame, because it’s essentially a fictional exploitation of the victims of the West Mesa Bone Collector and their downfall.