Introduction
In August 1996, the serene landscapes of northern New Mexico became the backdrop for a perplexing mystery: the disappearance of 46-year-old John Curley Hartenfeld. An avid fly-fisherman from Santa Fe, Hartenfeld embarked on a weekend fishing trip, never to return. Despite extensive searches and investigations, his fate remains unknown, leaving a trail of unanswered questions and enduring speculation.
The Fateful Trip
On August 2, 1996, Hartenfeld set out from his Santa Fe home, aiming to fish in the Valle Vidal area of northern Taos County or possibly southern Colorado. Described as an enthusiastic and experienced angler, he was familiar with the region's fishing spots. Driving his tan 1996 Toyota 4-Runner, bearing New Mexico license plate 724-HYX, Hartenfeld was expected to return by August 4. When he failed to come back, concern quickly mounted among his family and friends....Read More
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