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Dale Lezon. Albuquerque Journal. Albuquerque, N.M.: Nov 2, 1996. p. 3
A northern Taos county search for a man missing since August has turned up no evidence of his whereabouts, a State Police officer said.
A 10-member search-and-rescue team that included a helicopter and "cadaver dogs" scoured a remote area near Amalia in the far northern New Mexico mountains where John Hartenfeld's vehicle was found Oct. 19, 1996.
"The search team has concluded its search and turned up nothing," Sgt. Ted Branch said. "The cadaver dogs went to the spot where the vehicle had been found and then went to a road nearby and stopped. That's where the trail ended."
Branch said the investigation would focus on whether any of Hartenfeld's credit cards have been used, but that he was unaware of reports of such use.
The Santa Fe New Mexican. Santa Fe, N.M.: Aug 9, 1996. pg. A.1
After man didn't return from fishing trip, his credit card was used in Taos
The family of a Santa Fe man missing since Saturday has begun to fear foul play after learning someone used John Hartenfeld's credit card to buy gasoline in Taos, days after he failed to return home from a weekend fishing trip.
Hartenfeld, 46, is an avid fly-fisherman. He last was seen driving his 1996 Toyota 4-Runner toward a fishing spot near Valle Vidal, a friend said earlier this week.
A northern Taos county search for a man missing since August has turned up no evidence of his whereabouts, a State Police officer said.
A 10-member search-and-rescue team that included a helicopter and "cadaver dogs" scoured a remote area near Amalia in the far northern New Mexico mountains where John Hartenfeld's vehicle was found Oct. 19, 1996.
"The search team has concluded its search and turned up nothing," Sgt. Ted Branch said. "The cadaver dogs went to the spot where the vehicle had been found and then went to a road nearby and stopped. That's where the trail ended."
Branch said the investigation would focus on whether any of Hartenfeld's credit cards have been used, but that he was unaware of reports of such use.
The Santa Fe New Mexican. Santa Fe, N.M.: Aug 9, 1996. pg. A.1
After man didn't return from fishing trip, his credit card was used in Taos
The family of a Santa Fe man missing since Saturday has begun to fear foul play after learning someone used John Hartenfeld's credit card to buy gasoline in Taos, days after he failed to return home from a weekend fishing trip.
Hartenfeld, 46, is an avid fly-fisherman. He last was seen driving his 1996 Toyota 4-Runner toward a fishing spot near Valle Vidal, a friend said earlier this week.
