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SANTA FE, N.M. The man convicted of murdering a 75-year-old Santa Fe man and then burning his body had his “warrior gene” defense rejected yet again by the New Mexico Supreme Court.
The New Mexico Supreme Court last week upheld Anthony Blas Yepez’s 22½ year sentence for the murder of George Ortiz in 2012.
Yepez was found guilty in 2015 by a Santa Fe jury for second-degree murder, evidence tampering and motor vehicle theft.
Yepez, 34, appealed his case on a warrior gene defense that wasn’t allowed into evidence in his original trial by 1st Judicial District Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer. The judge ruled that there wasn’t any evidence that demonstrates the warrior gene results in a predisposition towards aggressive behavior.
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SANTA FE – Native American activist and film producer Redwolf Pope was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison – the maximum allowed under New Mexico law – after his conviction for drugging and raping a Seattle woman in a Santa Fe hotel room during the 2017 Santa Fe Indian Market, and filming the encounter. He was credited with 2½ years time served by 1st Judicial District Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer and must register as a sex offender.
Pope, 44, was found guilty of third-degree criminal sexual penetration and voyeurism by a Santa Fe jury in September. He was acquitted of kidnapping, which carried a sentence of up to 18 years.
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