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Welcome to Desert Journal Online, established in May 2001 in New Mexico. Our website offers our true crime book, Satan's Den Exposed - The David Parker Ray Story, and poetry and photo collections, Bombshell Liberation and Interference, and provides free access to our featured videos, columns, photos and news archives.
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PHOTO GALLERY
Deputy Kelly Clark Tribute

Sierra County Sheriff's Deputy Kelly Clark was killed in the line of duty while transporting a prisoner to the Grants correctional facility in March 1999.  This page is a photo tribute to Kelly Clark. Desert Journal Photos by David Pierre (most) and Bill Johnson (a few) and Fred Mramor (a couple)

A VIDEO TRIBUTE FOR DEPUTY KELLY CLARK BY DESERT JOURNAL ONLINE

A photo of Kelly Clark appears among the flowers arranged on a bench in front of the Sierra County Sheriff's Office in Truth or Consequences, NM.

Daughter Lindsay Hauser accepts flag.

21-gun salute

Freddy De La O, New Mexico State Police Officer, holds Kelly Clark's ashes.

Comrades in arms united on a sad day

They came from all over New Mexico and neighboring states to say goodbye to Kelly

There can never be enough hugs.

THE PROTEST AGAINST KELLY'S BOSS

In photo above, Desert Journal reporter Fred Mramor (back of head, black jacket) interviews Sheriff Terry Byers who appears with his supporters in the Sheriff's Office parking lot during the protest against him on the corner. An extensive Desert Journal investigation determined the lack of communication is to blame for Deputy Kelly Clark's homicide. Jail personnel did not report the temper tantrums - i.e., inmate throwing food outside his jail cell - to the Sheriff's Office and so the inmate was NOT deemed to pose any risk to only a one-deputy transport. Furthermore, the prisoner was going to be free in a few months, so no bad behavior would have been suspected. The prisoner managed to free himself from his handcuffs during his transport from the jail in Truth or Consequences to the facility in Grants. He also managed to reach through the window that separated him from the driver and he then took Kelly's gun and shot her while the car was in motion on Interstate 40 between Albuquerque and Grants. These are well documented facts and the Desert Journal won a public service award in 1999 from the New Mexico Press Association's Better Newspaper Contest for showing the need for New Mexico to standardize prison transport safety, requiring two deputies to transport prisoners when they're known to be a flight risk or danger. Also, Mramor won first place for in-depth reporting on this particular case.

Rear of Kelly Clark's unit where prisoner Mike Archuleta, a felon of Colorado, was riding

New Mexico Legislature proclaims Deputy Kelly Clark Day in the State of New Mexico.

Friends reflect (above). The Kelly Clark Memorial was established on the lawn of the Sierra County Courthouse in Truth or Consequences.

We miss you, Kelly Clark.

(posted 3-28-08)

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