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When three high schoolers are gunned down in their car,

police launch an investigation into why their lives came to such a violent end.

Ten years later, that investigation reaches a dramatic conclusion in an Albuquerque courtroom.

Hi, I'm Vinny Politan, and on this week's Court TV Podgy. Albuquerque Court

TV Podcast. We're taking you in for a closer look at this case with an audio

edition of our original series, Someone They knew with Tamron Hall.

This week's episode is titled, Teenage Terror and the East Mountain Murders.

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Kevin, Matt and Louise were typical teenage boys, good kids.

I think they put their gunshots outside.

They're all good, all three of them.

Okay.

These young men didn't have criminal backgrounds.

There was literally almost no information as to who decided to kill these boys.

No one understood how these three boys

could have possibly been targeted

for such a heinous crime. Kevin Shirley Louise Garcia and

Louise Garcia and Matthew Hunt, good kids, good students, looking forward to college.

They leave for a party to celebrate the end of the school year.

Say goodbye to their parents and never see them again. Why their bullet-ridden bodies were found on a remote road in the east mountains of Albuquerque, New Mexico seemed unimaginable.

But there were secrets to be revealed in those mountains, secrets that would take years to discover.

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