Signed, Then Sealed
Surveillance, Silence, a Sudden ExitThe lease unraveled. So did the truth.
The Lease Dispute Behind 28 Canon Escondido
Court Records, Surveillance Concerns, and a Sudden Exit.
Updated June 10, 2025: This page continues to received attention and raise important questions.
In 2023, a lawsuit was filed in Bernalillo County District Court involving a lease at 28 Cañon Escondido. Public records (Case No. D-202-CV-202300313) show that the tenant paid approximately $100,000 in advance for a one-year lease, including a large deposit.
During that lease period, the tenant subleased the property to a real estate couple from Texas. While living there, they discovered hidden cameras aimed directly at their bed. Shortly afterward, the property owner—who was in Mexico at the time—called them and referenced an object sitting on their dining table, something they had never disclosed to anyone.
Realizing they were being watched inside the home, the couple left immediately.
The original tenant requested a refund of the unused rent and deposit. Instead, the owner changed the locks. According to the court record, he told the tenant that if they returned to the property, they would be shot.
The matter was later settled. But the events described in the court file, and those shared by the subtenants, raise serious questions about privacy and conduct associated with this property.
Interested parties are encouraged to review the public court record. D-202-CV-202300313 – Search via CaseLookup.NMCourts.gov.
This wasn’t the only instance of control and intimidation at the property—similar dynamics appear in our exposé on Unpaid Work and Threats at the Property.
What Happened Here
Six accounts raising serious questions about the history and safety of 28 Cañon Escondido, Sandia Park, NM 87047.
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Signed, Then Sealed.
Surveillance, silence, a sudden exist.
A lease unraveled. So did the truth.
What's Buried Here?
Some truths live in silence. A still house on a quiet hill. But still doesn’t mean empty.
Unconscious. Twice.
A silent danger still unanswered. A compound not sold in over 70 years. A guest hospitalized twice. Remains unresolved.
Something Unsettling Remains
Emotional weight, disrupted design, an atmosphere that lingers. Guests describe the home as over-staged, oddly heavy, and quietly disturbing.
False Claims at 28 Canon Escondido
When the Seller Lies, What Else Isn’t true? He falsely listed himself as an MD on LinkedIn. He gave false medical advice while intoxicated. Would you trust him to sell you a house?
Labor Disputes Could Follow Deed
Pressure, posture, and a loaded pistol on display. Many workers have reported being shorted, stalled, or strong-armed at 28 Canon Escondido.