On 05-14-08, ED HULETT said to TIM RICHARDSON:


TR> Instead of going back for them later, the driver assumed the military had
TR> caught them and they were in custody.


TR> They died on the desert.


EH>Wow, this all happened at "Ft. Hoochie-Coochie" huh?


`On' the military reservation property of the Fort (pronounced `wha choo ka')


Ft. Huachuca is a huge area (or at least it was back then).


Some of the hottest desert areas are in the Southwestern Arizona region. It
isn't any wonder that people die of desert related causes over there every
year.


Thats part of the Sonoran desert....or Gila desert. I lived in the Benson and
Tombstone area of Arizona for several years, and finally lived in Yuma.


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