Eddy and Lea County Exposed

12/18/2025

Everybody sees the elephant.
They just love the comfort of pretending they don’t.

They whisper about it.
They joke about it.
They “stay neutral.”
They “don’t want drama.”

Meanwhile that elephant is out here doing squats on someone’s spine — because when you refuse to address the problem, you’re not being peaceful…

You’re being an accomplice with clean hands and a dirty conscience.

And here’s the punchline:

The elephant doesn’t get lighter because you ignore it.
It gets stronger.
It gets bolder.
It starts sitting on everybody.

So keep dodging the truth.
Keep tiptoeing around the obvious.
Keep protecting the comfortable.

Just don’t act shocked when the weight of what you tolerated finally picks you up like a chair and uses you as furniture.

Do I have any poet followers? Write a piece on this sculpture for us

12/18/2025

THIS is why “Eddy & Lea County Exposed” was created.

Not for clout. Not for drama. Not for “likes.”
It was created because the court record tells a story that needed daylight.

In my own discovery responses and filings, I’ve had to lay it out plainly:

• I was wrongfully convicted in Eddy County (around 2018) and served years for crimes I did not commit.

• That wrongful conviction triggered a chain reaction—including extradition back to Texas and more time taken from my life.

• And when I started speaking up? The retaliation and censorship didn’t stop at whispers—it showed up in lawsuits, injunctions, and settlements.

I’ve been in federal court over:

• Viewpoint censorship (yes—blocking a citizen watchdog page), and a judge ordered it to stop.
• Multiple civil rights cases tied to how public officials treat criticism and accountability.
• Ongoing litigation connected to my wrongful incarceration and the fallout that followed.

So no—this page wasn’t “created out of nowhere.”

It was created because silence is what they count on.

Because when the system closes ranks, the public deserves receipts.

And because if the truth makes powerful people uncomfortable… good.

📌 Eddy & Lea County Exposed = sunlight, documentation, and accountability.

Stay tuned. Share. And keep your eyes open. 👀⚖️🔥

12/18/2025

In Burke v. Lea County BCC, the court filings now include allegations of retaliation/blackballing after a resignation — and that “badge tap / you’re not supposed to be here” Home Depot encounter is literally in the record. That’s not rumor. That’s paper.

Now stack it with the rest of the growing list people keep pretending is “nothing”:

Brown v. Lea County NM "Our Lea County".
Ahmaad White v. Lea County.
Sanchez v. Lea County Sheriff's OfficeHelton.
Tello v. Lea County.
…and the Murillo controversy circling in public reporting.

Same county. Same leadership orbit. Same credibility cloud.

And while all of that is floating around federal court and public view… Corey Helton is listed as the CHAIRMAN of the New Mexico Sheriffs’ Association Executive Board (their own website).

So here’s my opinion, and I’ll say it plain:

🗣️ NMSA is a sham organization.
Because if the “Sheriffs’ Association” puts the same faces tied to repeated lawsuits and controversy at the top, then it’s not about “professional standards.” It’s a PR club. A shield. A circle-the-wagons machine.

Leadership isn’t a hat. It’s accountability.
And right now, NMSA looks like it exists to protect reputations, not protect the public.

📌 Read the filings. Read the captions. Follow the pattern

12/16/2025

John 3:19-20 (ESV): "And this is the judgment: the light has come into the world, and people loved the darkness rather than the light because their works were evil. For everyone who does wicked things hates the light and does not come to the light, lest his works should be exposed."

12/16/2025

Update in Fierro et al. v. City of Carlsbad et al.: the docket reflects that the parties have reached a settlement, and the Court has ordered the parties to submit closing documents by January 30, 2026.

12/15/2025

🚨 ATTORNEY BENJAMIN GUBERNICK JUST TORCHED PORRAS’ “SUMMARY JUDGMENT” GAME 🚨

Porras is begging the court for a free pass with the classic: “no evidence.”
Gubernick’s response basically says: stop lying—there are receipts, and they’re in the record, including NMSP-recovered texts described as authentic/undisputed. 

And the receipts are ugly:

• “Alyssa is on board… She offered it to me and said do it.” 
• The “we’re guilty so hide it” playbook: track phone / fake number app / don’t reply / “DENY DENY DENY.” 

So let’s be clear:

This isn’t a motion for summary judgment. It’s a motion for summary escape.
And Gubernick just reminded the court: denials aren’t evidence—texts are. 🧾💀

12/15/2025

🚨 This should alarm everyone. 🚨

The Law Enforcement Certification Board (LECB) has decided to redact the names of officers accused of misconduct.

Let that sink in.

If a regular citizen is accused of wrongdoing, our name gets dragged through the mud immediately. But when it’s a badge being accused of misconduct? Suddenly it’s “privacy,” “redactions,” and “trust us.”

That’s not transparency.
That’s protection.

And it should scare every New Mexican—because if you can’t see who is being investigated, you can’t track patterns, you can’t hold agencies accountable, and you can’t know whether the system is cleaning house… or covering it up.

Public trust doesn’t survive secrecy.
Accountability doesn’t happen in the dark.

If the LECB is going to hide the names of accused officers, then the public has every right to ask:

Who are they protecting—and why?

12/15/2025

😂 BREAKING: Word is the Lea County Sheriff's Office is out here issuing “stop what you’re doing or it’ll be bad for your health” warnings about me.

Sir… that’s not law enforcement. That’s mob-boss energy with a badge.

Let me translate it for the public:
“Quit talking or we’ll make you regret it.”

And here’s my response: I’m not worried.
I don’t scare easy. I’ve survived worse than loud officials with thin skin.

If what I’m posting is false—prove it.
If it’s true—then that’s why you’re mad.

Either way, I’m not stopping.
Matter of fact… say it louder. Let the whole county hear how “public servants” talk when they think nobody’s listening.

📌 Screenshot saved.
🧾 Receipts archived.
🎥 And if anything happens, the world will know exactly where to look.

Keep threatening. I’ll keep exposing. 😈

12/12/2025

Eddy County Sheriff Capt Eric Threlkeld is a named defendant in my wrongful-conviction civil-rights lawsuit.

And yet here he is… not following my page, but watching it—watching me speak, watching me read my comments to the LECB today.

That’s not “checking social media.”
That’s damage control.

Because when someone believes their story can survive daylight, they don’t lurk. They don’t hide behind “non-follower.” They don’t quietly monitor the person they helped harm (as alleged in my complaint). They welcome the facts.

Lurking is what people do when they’re scared the public is finally going to connect the dots.

So let me translate this for the audience:
• If you did nothing wrong, you don’t need to track me.
• If you’re confident in the truth, you don’t need to watch my words like a weather report.
• And if your credibility is solid, you don’t act like exposure is a threat.

This isn’t a “Facebook beef.” This is a civil-rights case tied to a wrongful conviction—where credibility is everything and consequences are real.

So keep watching, Eric.

Because the next chapter isn’t posts.
It’s depositions.
It’s documents.
It’s sworn testimony.

And in that room, “lurking” won’t save credibility.

12/12/2025

I’ll be showing up in 2026 to make public comments at the New Mexico Legislature Courts, Corrections & Justice Committee at their next meetings.

Because I’m not speaking in hypotheticals—I’m speaking from experience. I was wrongfully incarcerated, and to this day there’s been no real accountability for the people and systems that enabled it.

And here’s the part they don’t want said out loud: one of the very people who signed off on my extradition now sits on this board Andrea Reeb - NM Representative District 64. So when this committee talks about “justice,” “oversight,” and “public trust,” I’m going to remind them—politely, clearly, and publicly—what it looks like when those words don’t match the reality on the ground.

There is no running from the lack of accountability.

Time to put the hypocrites front and center.

12/12/2025

For those that would like proof that the charges that were wrongfully brought against Tami Wright and Kent Wright were dismissed.

Situations like these are why the public is losing trust in the agencies. Wrongful convictions happen everyday.

There is another just a few days ago that was dismissed in Lovington by the Fifth Judicial District Attorney after competent counsel was obtained.

The criminal justice system has evolved into a trafficking business.