304 Dianella St, Wendell, NC 27591 MLS ID #2490539, Ryan Homes. Six months after Vegas case landed on Chamberss desk, he managed to beat the meth rap. Silvino emerged from the forest onto a roadreally a collection of rocks and dirt. He also made a cryptic remark that wounded every law enforcement agent in the Big Bend. AKA: Robert C Chambers, Claude Chambers, Bob Chambers Work: - Electrical Contractor, Amarillo Construction LLC - Chief Executive Officer College: TEXAS STATE TECH COLLEGE WEST TEXAS High School: TASCOSA HIGH SCHOOL View Reputation Profile Robert Wayne Chambers , 59 Lives in Leander, TX AKA: Robert W Chambers The property dispute over Moses Roses Hideout is by no means the first obstacle consultants and city and state officials have faced in the evolution of the Alamo project. The two kept a tight rein on who knew what in their investigation when it became apparent that Sheriff Rick Thompson might be involved with Robert Chambers. The result, Stinson said, was an outcome he did not entirely agree with. For finishing third, Silvino earned 8,000 pesos, enough to remain free of the cartels, at least for a while longer. In 2006, he persuaded Scott Jurek, the top American, to travel to Urique Canyon for a trail race he was organizing that is now known as the Ultra Caballo Blanco. As the cocaine smuggling route changed from Florida to West Texas, Stinson took an assignment in Alpine and began investigating Robert Chambers with the intention of following his drug distribution to higher levels across the U.S. Stinson and his co-investigator, Kelly Cook with U.S. Customs, cultivated a key informant (Sam Thomas) who turned on Chambers and led agents to the cocaine Thompson stored in the horse trailer at the Presidio County Fairgrounds. Yes, Robert Chambers is alive. When he met Vega again, Chambers jokingly asked, If you could run like that, why didnt you escape? Vega said he never could have evaded the agents in their trucks and helicopters. Later came the even more formidable Amado Carrillo Fuentes, leader of the Jurez cartel. St. Robert, MO. . A landmark in Marfa, the old Presidio County Courthouse housed Rick Thompsons tax assessors office. A month later, Chambers stood next to Vega againthis time in an El Paso courtroomfor a second and final hearing on his slightly improved sentence. It was big news, from the Big Bend Sentinel (The Marfa Coke Bust, it blared) all the way to the New York Times. By early spring their corn was burned on the stalk. Three paper bracelets from the race still hung around his left wrist. But besides stamina, rarajipari demanded selflessness and strategy. It was a half hour after midnight and Silvino Cubesare Quimare was approaching the ghost town of Separ, in southwest New Mexico. The six-foot-two Chambers towered over him by more than a foot. With Vegas case resolved, Chambers moved on. He had to have demonstrated loyalty to the people who were moving this type of narcotics, Barajas said. It was cool now, but the temperature would climb into the 70s. When he returned with seven new competitors in 1994, they dominated the race again. Thompson was president of the Sheriffs Association of Texas, headed a multi-county drug task force, and was prominent in working with federal officials in the war on drugs. After crossing the river here, backpackers hike past the old Chambers ranch to the top of the Sierra Vieja, where they look for their U.S. 90 pickup. The drug lord known as El Zorro de Ojinaga (The Ojinaga Fox) was a mentor to Chambers and played a significant role as The Plaza who controlled all drug movement through the region into the U.S. Acosta, who was gunned down in 1987 by Mexican federales (with the assistance of the FBI) is featured in the recent Narcos Mexico series and the book Drug Lord, by former El Paso Times reporter Terrance Poppa. While the podcast features numerous sources, here are a few of the main players in the story. I thought about Silvino, and I told Rogers about his case. Nobody was warming up when he arrived; the Tarahumara dont stretch. Chambers '91 President's Endowed Scholarship. In late 1965, he enlisted in the Marines, serving in Vietnam as a radio man and military policeman. Now here he was, with six members of his own familynearly a year after Born to Run had become an international best sellerstriding through the dark up the boot heel of New Mexico. The second time, he completed his drop at a fancy hotel outside Las Cruces, New Mexico. In the distance, Rogers noticed a cloud of black smoke rising downriver. It was around the twelve-mile mark. From there, the runners followed white arrows spray-painted on the ground into a forest of pion pine, juniper, and small oak trees. We drove up a small bluff, and Rogers led me to the grave of Boyd Chambers. In late 1991, when Chambers was four, his father was arrested in the largest drug bust on record in West Texas. In the days leading up to the 2015 Ultra Caballo Blanco, an eight-hour battle erupted in a village along the planned racecourse. His wife, Hilda, begged him not to go, but he felt he had no choice. There was little shade, and he dropped down on a set of steps next to four old. His stomach was roiling. He wore two hats, as the sheriff and tax assessor. The darkness lifted just beyond the otherwise dreary concrete plaza, revealing the fertile valley that gives Cerocahui its name: between two mountains. The slope up the mountainside was rocky and dusty, the soil eroded from years of logging and grazing. Silvino flung his bags into the sand and began to run. In time, the backpackers shed come to represent were known to ask for her by name. See the links below for more info. Chambers turned to the internet. He read about villages that had no electricity or running water and that were full of ex-felons. After the fairgrounds drug bust, he cut a deal to testify against the sheriff. The only thing he asked me to do was take care of my people. After successes in Costa Rica and Spain, he landed on the cover of Runners World Mxico, in December 2014. When Border Patrol agents arrested this group of six and weighed the marijuana bricksall 256 poundsthey realized that one felt different. According to the DEA, Thompson had also moved the ton of drugs from the border to Marfa in his green Suburban. The cartels were not letting up. In the end, it was Chambers who used Thompson. Finally, after a few hours, Vega asked the translator if she could speak more slowly. In. Looking back, former DEA agent Stinson said the Marfa drug case neither was the biggest nor most interesting of his career. Cartel recruiters trolled the gas stations and plazas of small Mexican towns. After razing the corn and bean fields, they planted poppies instead. Log In. Offender is currently in the Parole Review Process The parole review process begins approximately six months before the parole eligibility date for a first review and four months before the eligibility date in additional reviews. Two weeks earlier. He built a small adobe house for his wife and children and another for his parents and siblings, and he fixed up an old truck so he could bring his harvest into the town of Urique to sell. His arrest for cocaine trafficking shocked Marfa and the law enforcement officers he had befriended and worked with for years. Now serving his sixth term as Presidio County sheriff, Danny Dominguez, 55, is one of the few in town who had a direct tie to Thompson. Silvino felt the adrenaline course through him, and he told himself to escape to the mountains theyd crossed on their way north. In a bizarre news conference held just days later, Thompson admitted the ton of cocaine was his, but he claimed it was part of a one-man reverse sting. Getty Images Robert Chambers, the "Preppy Killer" who murdered 18-year-old Jennifer Levin, released from the Rikers Island jail on $150,000 bond in 1986. Soon he was recruited to run drugs into Texas. Around the same time, federal defenders in Alpine had represented a pair of Tarahumara teenagers also recruited in Chihuahua. Lookup the home address, phone numbers, email address for this person. But beginning in the sixteenth century the tribe fled Spanish invaders, Jesuit missionaries, and Mexican settlersand their fatal diseases, forced labor, and attempted conversionsretreating into the Sierra Madres forbidding landscape. In one of his ethics courses, he told the class that what they were learning was a fantasy. Chambers was well acquainted with smugglers from Mexico and eventually became close to Pablo Acosta, the drug lord of Ojinaga. A day before the race, however, Jurez hit men stormed the police station, seizing two officers and a teenager, and American organizers called off the race. Still, of the dozens and dozens of clients hed defended, it was Vega, and the plight of the Tarahumara, that stuck with him. ROBERT D CHAMBERS White Pages Listing for ROBERT D CHAMBERS You are reviewing records for a person with a private or unlisted phone number. He enticed locals to enter by promising food vouchers to anyone who finished. Hed hoped that once there he could stay a short time and workin the Permian Basin oil fields, perhapsand then return home with money for his. When Chambers arrived at the detention facility, the 39-year-old Vega stood up to greet his lawyer. In 2006, he persuaded Scott Jurek, the top American, to travel to Urique Canyon for a trail race he was organizing that is now known as the Ultra Caballo Blanco. He got along with almost everybody, except those he locked up. In one week, he could make what usually took three months of labor in the Sierraand there was little work. MR. EDITOR--I desire to find my brother; his name was Robert Co- . There are people who kill or rape who serve less time, he noted. Her caseload was so large she had to meet with up to nine clients at a time, but she patiently explained to each one how their case would unfold and made them all laugh. In the summer of 2016, drug traffickers moved on the town of Basihuare, near Chvezs hometown of Rejogochi, stealing the funds from the towns ejido, a government-supported agriculture cooperative. Mahallah Escoe seeking her brother Robert Cofield Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA) February 14, 1884. ClustrMaps. Competitors from all over the world, electrified by "Born to Run", made the pilgrimage to the Tarahumara homeland. It was April 2, 2010, and over five days they had traveled roughly five hundred miles from their village of Huisuchi, in the remote Sierra Madre mountains of northern Mexico. And he was making a pittance compared to Robert and ACF (Amado Carillo Fuentes. The sheriff had also helped deliver various loads, the agency claimed, altogether earning him $70,000 to $80,000 in drug money. Growing up, his love for the ranchbouncing over Capote Creek in his grandfathers truck, watching the men ride out with the cattle while mounted on his own ponywas matched by his admiration for the tough people who worked it. There was also a lot of work leading up to that trial that required international relationships, he said. She worried about Tarahumara children losing their running traditions, so she regularly put on races in the region, including all-female events called ariweta. Helping clients like Vega affirmed his decision, though it also generated no shortage of heartbreak. Others in the region had heard unsettling whispers, recalls former Presidio County Treasurer Mario Rivera, who served from 1974 until 2006. They currently reside in Houston with their son, William. Spotting the same vehicle minutes later, still driving dark, the agent recognized it. For Chambers, it was one of the saddest days of his life. He also was the first to question the close relationship Chambers had with Thompson. Of course, drug traffickers also know this. Their huts clung to the granite slopes and crevices of the canyons, which are connected by a vast system of narrow footpaths. This is a carousel. For months, Huisuchi had been cursed with drought. When they neared the San Isidro Lodge, Silvino was in fourth but still in range of the leaders. A m me vale, Silvino told his wife. This was the most common drug crossing in her cases, she said. Robert Chambers grew up on the border in south Presidio County, where his mother taught in a small school in Candelaria. In December 1991, Thompson already had filed to run for a fifth term as sheriff and tax assessor/collector, joint positions in Presidio County. He crossed the finish line, accepted a sandwich, sat on a stone wall, and barely stirred for photographs with local officials. A day before the race, however, Jurez hit men stormed the police station, seizing two officers and a teenager, and American organizers called off the race. Once there, he picked chiles to earn the bus fare farther south to Chihuahua City, where he finally cobbled together the fare to Huisuchi by making cheese at a quesera. The object of their intense interest was a red horse trailer parked at the county fairgrounds east of town. The federal Drug Enforcement Administration said in a statement Friday that Chambers has moved about 10 tons of cocaine and 10 tons of marijuana through the Big Bend area since 1986. He looked up at the stars and thought about curses, as older Tarahumara runners tend to do before a race. Candelaria was well on its way to becoming a ghost town. Imagine walking this with forty-four pounds on your back, she said, not counting food and water. Unable to afford lawyers, each defendant was assigned one by the court. You can view 1 entry, complete with personal details, location history, phone numbers, relatives and locations for Robert Chambers. It was the eighth-annual ultramarathon here, and 120 runners, mostly Tarahumara, were going to set off from its plaza. All rights reserved. He hadnt eaten anything, not even the pocket-size bean burritos and salsa he normally ran with. 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He was starting to feel betterthe steep climbs were behind himand though he wouldnt be able to catch the leader, he thought he could finish second or third. He glanced over his right shoulder at the river that snaked through the canyon of the same name. All I know is I worked for five months for him. The head of the organization squeals on people who worked for him, and the DEA gives him a free pass. Related:President Ford's visit to San Antonio included culinary oops. His earliest possible release date is January 2024. He dreaded telling his client. It was still dark when Silvino woke two hours before the big race in Cerocahui last October. James Medford Chambers went home to be with The LORD on Saturday, January 7, 2023, at the age of 92. His attire was perfect pressed jeans, starched shirt, Stetson tilted and a gun on his hip, they noted. The explorer Lumholtz had surveyed Urique from up here more than a century ago. He was the town favorite, recalled Carl Robinson, 85, a former longtime school superintendent who retired in 1992. When I stopped by his office one afternoon to see if he would visit Candelaria with me, he declined. Robert E. Chambers lives in Dallas, TX . From there, the runners followed white arrows spray-painted on the ground into a forest of pion pine, juniper, and small oak trees. Traditionally they ran as a form of religious ritual, such as to celebrate the harvest, in two-team races called rarajipari. He hadnt been feeling well and had visited a hospital the day before. The end came quickly for Thompson: On Jan. 9, 1992, he was indicted on four federal drug offenses, and was suspended as sheriff. Dominguez said he also has a troubled relationship with the DEA, and that he, too, is whispered by some as being corrupt. Barajas, who counted Thompson as a friend, worked closely with him on the notorious Rio Grande sniper case, in which a teenager, shooting from a canyon rim on the Mexican side, killed a tourist rafter and wounded a guide in 1988. He told me he was too busy with his caseload to make the three-hour trip. International runners arrived to find armed gangs in the streets of Urique, while local government officials assured the competitors there were no problems. If circumstances once again drove Silvino to carry another drug load, hed be risking a potentially lengthy prison term. Uriques head of tourism watched in tears as Tarahumara runners collapsed. The female racers wore their everyday clothes: skirts full of reds, yellows, pinks, and blues, and matching head scarves to block the sun. At that time Manny told us this guy is involved in the drug business but we didnt believe it, he said. , Now here he was, with six members of his own familynearly a year after, Then, all at once, they saw the spotlights. Ten minutes after six, the runners approached the starting line, adjacent to the three-hundred-year-old red-earthen, yellow-domed Jesuit church, and took off. He explained that Spanish was his second language. That same summer, Silvino landed a job as a manager for a chia cultivation project for 400 pesos (about $20) a day. Hed expected to see one person on trial. Throughout the series, D'Amico retells the story of Sheriff Rick Thompson and Rob Chambers, and the bust that brought them down. True wondered how they would fare against the Tarahumara, and he sought to revitalize these local traditions. He crossed abandoned desert valleys on old Apache land with nothing to eat, drinking only dung-infested runoff water. Escuders client had been sentenced to eighteen months in federal prisonsix months longer than others in his group because hed had the misfortune of appearing before a different judge. . Thompson started as a deputy sheriff in Presidio County, which covers 3,856 square miles and shares more than 150 river miles with Mexico. The course turned toward Cerocahui on a footpath built by drug traffickers to carry out their crops. The former girlfriend of Preppy Killer Robert Chambers is breaking her silence about their relationship as a docuseries airing on Sundance and AMC takes a new look at the infamous murder. He is preceded in death by his parents, Ralph E. and Lois C. Chambers also of Winter Haven. Most of the visiting runners, who had come from 23 countries, made their way out under military escort. He became frustrated with the legal system, which he felt was too focused on punishing his family members for their addictions rather than helping them. Silvino remembered the women in Huisuchi who used to weave baskets out of the pine needles. True wondered how they would fare against the Tarahumara, and he sought to revitalize these local traditions. It was a twenty-minute drive downhill to the square, which Silvino would be running back up for the first leg of the race: these six miles were a steep climb of 1,500. feet. A little time in the Western District of Texas jail isnt going to keep you from trying to feed your family.. He had grown up on the ancient tales of men who sprinkled bone dust on the course the night before, thought to induce fatigue in your competitors. Last summer, according to a courtroom interpreter, one witness in a backpacker trial in Pecos said that smugglers in Ojinaga told him they only wanted to work with Tarahumara, because of their strength and endurance. People say that because I worked for Rick Thompson, I was dirty. The American ultramarathoner Micah True got to know some of the Tarahumara runners in Leadville, and he was so changed by the experience that he later moved to the Sierra Madre. Witnessed: Borderlands is a new true-crime podcast from journalist Rob D'Amico, set during the peak of the War On Drugs. As Silvino left the San Isidro Lodge, where he had stayed the night, he glanced over at six mangy dogs and cats sleeping next to the embers of a nearby campfire. It was twelve miles north to Candelaria, where you could stand in the middle of town and see all of it: ramshackle trailers and a few adobe houses; Johnnie Chamberss empty schoolhouse; an abandoned church and a corrugated-metal cotton gin. Sign Up. Chambers dug out the sentencing guidelines: a scant .11 pounds of meth would double their potential sentences, from five to ten years. And we posted it on Facebook. But I had my suspicions. Thompson is scheduled to get out April 14, 2018.). Chambers had seen many of these harsh sentences handed out, including to drug runners who were essentially forced into smuggling. Early the next morning, with only a little pain in his right leg, Silvino drove in a low gear down the canyon to Urique, listening to traditional Tarahumara folk music from a USB stick connected to the CD player. Jackson was a regular, and he later devoted most of a chapter in his book One Ranger to a tortured examination of their relationship. Silvino swore he would never run drugs again, but by 2010, there was still not enough food to eat. He considered skipping the race, which was 37 miles, but the next event was four months away. He passed the now extinguished fire pit and its dogs and cats, a fenced-in flock of garrulous turkeys, and local government officials eating breakfast inside the lodges small gazebo. 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