I was living in colorado springs at the time of the murder, and have always felt that Robert Benefiel got away with murder not once, but twice. Being a police detective, he knew how to tamper with and alter key evidence. In the late 90s, I was informed by then sargent Mike Hirsch of the manitou springs police department, that Benefiel was (at that time) running a dive and salvage shop in houston. I sincerely hope that any women that have been becoming intimate with him since then, will have done their homework on this creep.
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I was living in colorado springs at the time of the murder, and have always felt that Robert Benefiel got away with murder not once, but twice. Being a police detective, he knew how to tamper with and alter key evidence. In the late 90s, I was informed by then sargent Mike Hirsch of the manitou springs police department, that Benefiel was (at that time) running a dive and salvage shop in houston. I sincerely hope that any women that have been becoming intimate with him since then, will have done their homework on this creep.