This isn’t a fiction piece. It’s a record. Screenshots from our newest Substack article — documented reports, timelines, names, dates, and unanswered calls for service. What you’re looking at spans nearly two years of reporting human remains in southern Doña Ana County. Women. Teen girls. Migrant lives written off as “exposure.” Sites left unrecovered. Bones left behind. Silence as policy. No dramatization. No filters. No speculation. Just the paper trail — and the absence of response. If the music feels heavy, good. It should. This work is heavy. These stories don’t resolve cleanly. They stack. They accumulate. They stay with you. Swipe slowly. Sit with it. And if this makes you uncomfortable — imagine being the one left out there, and still being ignored. Imagine being the husband or wife, the mother or father, still waiting for answers. 🕯️📄🏜️ Link in comments. Read it. Share it. Don’t let it disappear. #JusticeForTheDead #NotForgotten #DoñaAnaCounty #NewMexico