A New Mexico sheriff is refusing to recover reported human remains. And we want to know why. In this video, we quote Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office Sheriff Kim "K.K." Stewart in her own words. She has publicly claimed: The bones we report are “prehistoric.” (Including remains found with cell phones, IDs, modern clothing, and prayer cards.) That community volunteers are “planting bones.” That “none of these deaths are suspicious.” Let’s be very clear. Battalion Search & Rescue has documented and reported nearly 40 sets of human remains in this area. Five remain unrecovered. Untouched. Deteriorating. Disappearing. And this corridor—west of El Paso—has seen over 100 women and young girls found dead in less than 2 years! None suspicious? This is the same sheriff whose department: Had a deputy convicted and sent to prison after sexually assaulting a woman while she was restrained in the back of his patrol car. Is facing more than ten lawsuits from her own staff alleging harassment, intimi...