@thevenomoustransparency: ROCKY RIDGE MASSACRE Property Line Feud Ends in Triple Life Sentence What began as a long-running dispute over a gravel driveway in rural Colorado ended in gunfire, three deaths, and a lifetime behind bars. On November 20, 2023, neighbors gathered on Rocky Ridge Road for a court-ordered land survey meant to finally settle a bitter boundary conflict. Instead, the confrontation turned deadly. Hanme Clark, 47, had reportedly spent years clashing with neighbors over an easement he believed was trespassing on his property. Tensions escalated in the days leading up to the survey, with threats allegedly made and law enforcement previously called to the area. That morning, Clark approached the group conducting the survey and began arguing. Witnesses say the confrontation intensified within moments. Clark allegedly pulled a handgun and opened fire. Rob Geers, 63, was shot and killed. Beth Wade Geers, 73, was killed. James Daulton, 58, was killed. Patty Daulton survived critical injuries. A surveyor escaped and called 911. Clark fled the scene, triggering a 24-hour multi-state manhunt before being captured near Albuquerque, New Mexico. Following a venue change due to heavy publicity, a jury deliberated just two hours before finding Clark guilty. On February 20, 2026, he was sentenced to: • Three consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole • 48 additional years for attempted murder and assault • 3 years for felony menacing In court, Clark maintained his innocence. The judge was unmoved, stating that the boundaries he fought so hard to defend would now be permanently defined by prison walls. A dispute over dirt and driveway access ended in irreversible loss — a stark reminder of how quickly conflict can turn fatal. ⸻ Hashtags: #RockyRidgeMassacre #TripleLifeSentence #ColoradoCrime #PropertyDispute #TheVenomousTransparency

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Tuesday 24 February 2026 08:27:34 GMT