The person at the center of this case
Unknown female victim
Homicide · Open
7 years waiting · since 2019
UNIDENTIFIED INDIVIDUAL - ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
Justice for Unknown female victim — the trail went cold in 2019, but the truth hasn't.
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suspect
Lead #1What company did the truck driver work for? Identifying his employer could lead to identification through employment records.
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vehicle
Lead #2Can the Peterbilt flatbed truck be traced through registration or dispatch records from May 2019?
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witness
Lead #3Were there other witnesses at the TA truck stop or along the route who may have seen the suspect or his truck?
On May 1, 2019, an unidentified man approached a victim at an art exhibit in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and followed her throughout the evening to multiple bars and restaurants. At a TA truck stop, he sexually assaulted her in her vehicle after requesting a ride. The suspect remains unidentified but is believed to be a truck driver with a possible Haitian or Dominican accent who was traveling from Denver to California in a Peterbilt flatbed truck.
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Beyond the top three above — each detail below could be the thread that pulls this case open.
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clue
Lead #4The suspect mentioned being based in Denver, Colorado—can trucking companies or dispatch centers in Denver provide records of drivers matching this description?
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person
Lead #5Can linguistic analysis of the accent (possibly Haitian or Dominican) help narrow geographic origin or community connections?
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Source Narrative
Albuquerque, New Mexico May 1, 2019 On May 1, 2019, an unknown individual approached the victim at an art exhibit and interjected himself into her social circle. None of the victim's friends could recall having seen this individual before.
The individual followed the victim and her friends to various bars and restaurants throughout the night, sharing only a limited amount of information about himself. The picture above was taken at the Canvass Artistry bar on Central Avenue in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
At the end of the evening , the suspect appeared to be intoxicated and asked the victim for a ride to a TA truck stop, where he advised his "rig" was parked. At the truck stop, the suspect became forceful and sexually assaulted the victim in her vehicle.
Witnesses advised the suspect spoke with an accent, possibly Haitian or Dominican. He advised several people that he drives trucks for a living, and was only passing through Albuquerque on his way to California.
He also mentioned that he was based out of Denver, Colorado, but did not mention what company he worked for. Remarks: The unidentified individual spoke with an accent, possibly Haitian or Dominican.
He wore a black hat, a black shirt, and jean shorts. He drove a Peterbilt flatbed tractor trailer truck.
Timeline of Events
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2019-05-01
eveningArt exhibit encounter
Unidentified individual approached victim at art exhibit and inserted himself into her social circle
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2019-05-01
nightMultiple bar and restaurant visits
Suspect followed victim and friends to various bars and restaurants throughout the evening, limited personal information shared
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2019-05-01
late nightPhoto taken at Canvass Artistry bar
Picture of suspect captured at Canvass Artistry bar on Central Avenue
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2019-05-01
late nightSexual assault at truck stop
Suspect became forceful and sexually assaulted victim in her vehicle at TA truck stop
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Case Information
Incident:May 1, 2019 at Invalid Date
Last Updated:June 14, 2026
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Case Information
Incident:May 1, 2019 at Invalid Date
Last Updated:June 14, 2026