The Las Cruces Bowling Alley Massacre

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🗓️ 9 July 2023

⏱️ 69 minutes

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On February 10th, 1990, seven people were shot inside a Las Cruces, New Mexico bowling alley. Three children and an adult were killed during the shooting. Three decades later, the crime remains unsolved and many questions linger. Was this a robbery where the perpetrators didn't want to leave witnesses, or was it meant to be something more? Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the case that has become known as the Las Cruces bowling alley massacre. Two men entered the bowling alley through the unlocked doors before it was scheduled to open. Seven people were inside. The men got away with close to $5,000 and shot all seven people in the head before setting the place on fire. You can help support the show at patreon.com/truecrimeallthetime Visit the show's website at truecrimeallthetime.com for contact, merchandise, and donation information An Emash Digital production

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0:00.0	Hi everyone, this is Jillian with Court Junkie. Court Junkie is a true crime podcast that covers
0:09.8	court cases and criminal trials using audio clips and interviews with people close to the
0:14.6	cases. Court Junkie is available on Apple Podcasts and podcast1.com.
0:30.0	Hello everyone and welcome, daps of 320 of the true
3:29.9	cases.
3:30.9	This is a case that you and I have been talking about doing for a number of years, the Los
3:35.4	Cruces Bowling Alley Masker.
3:38.7	On February 10th, 1990, seven people were shot inside a bowling alley in Los Cruces, New
3:45.2	Mexico, three children and an adult were killed during the shooting, three decades later,
3:51.6	the crime remains unsolved. Fox News described Los Cruces, New Mexico as a laid back college
3:58.3	town about 40 miles north of the Mexican border. The shooting took place inside a bowling
4:04.2	alley called Los Cruces Bowling Alley was owned by a man named Ron Sinek. Sinek's daughter
4:12.1	Stephanie worked as a manager. February 10th, 1990 was a Saturday. Employees started
4:18.4	coming in around 8 a.m. A junior league game was scheduled for 9 a.m. when the bowling
4:24.9	alley opened. Did you do a lot of bowling when you were younger? When I was younger, the
4:30.4	school I attended took you up there at least once a week. Why? I don't really know the
4:37.2	why, but it's what they did. Because you were such a troublemaker,
4:41.0	we got to get these kids out of school so that the people that really want to learn
4:45.5	can learn. I did a lot of bowling when I was younger, but just because it was a place
4:51.4	to hang out. Before I could even drive, your parents might drop you off at the bowling
4:57.2	alley. They thought it was probably pretty safe and you could hang out with your friends
5:01.1	and stuff.
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