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The historical true-crime podcast "Buried Bones" — known for delving into tricky crimes from the late 1800s and early 1900s — is tackling a relatively modern case this week, and one pretty familiar to those in North Carolina: the Jeffrey MacDonald murders.
Evan Semón Ingrid Encalada LaTorre came to the U.S. after graduating from high school in a small town in Peru. She was on a search for the American Dream, she explains, when she went to live with an aunt and cousins in Evergreen. Encalada LaTorre’s home town is in the mountains. She loves the snow, and remembers feeling right at home in Evergreen. She decided to stay in Colorado. After working a variety of odd jobs during her first years here, Encalada LaTorre realized that she couldn’t find continuous work without having a Social Security number. So in 2003, she bought one on the black...
As the music’s final notes disappeared into the steep walls surrounding Poudre Canyon, they were replaced by a new sound. Cheering. But not your obligatory Oh, the show’s over so I should clap now type of cheering. This was heartfelt and raw. Michael Morgenstern shook his head in amazement. From his perch behind the lighting console at the Mishawaka Amphitheatre — the famed venue tucked a few sharp bends up the Poudre River from Fort Collins — the audiovisual engineer was working his seventh concert in ten days, including Halloween. This November 7 spectacle was the penultimate perfo...