(WESTCLIFFE, Colo.) — The Custer County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) said that triple homicide suspect Hanme Kim Clark has been extradited from New Mexico back to Colorado and will be facing a bond hearing on Thursday, Jan. 18.
Back on Nov. 20, 2023, CCSO was called to a shooting where three people were killed and one person was injured. The shooting was allegedly over a property dispute.
Clark was identified by CCSO as the suspect in the shooting and a manhunt for Clark and a woman accompanying him was initiated. Both were found on Nov. 21 in New Mexico and taken into custody.
The victims were identified as 63-year-old Rob Geers, 73-year-old Beth Wade Geers, and 58-year-old James Daulton. Patty Daulton was injured in the shooting.
CCSO said on Thursday that on Wednesday, Jan. 17, an extradition team returned Clark to the Pueblo County Jail. Clark will have an advisement and bond hearing on Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the Custer County District Court.
Clark is facing the following charges, according to CCSO:
Three counts of First-Degree Murder
One count of Attempted First-Degree Murder
One count of First-Degree Assault with a Deadly Weapon
One Count of Attempted First-Degree Assault with a Deadly Weapon
The woman arrested along with Clark, identified as Nancy Rae Medina-Kockis, was brought back to Colorado on Monday, Jan. 15 to the El Paso County Jail.
Medina-Kochis was charged in November with Accessory to a Crime, pending investigation. CCSO has not specified how Medina-Kochis was involved in the homicide.
Medina-Kockis’ bond hearing was on Wednesday, and the judge set her bond for $100,000.
Both Clark and Medina-Kockis fought extradition back to Colorado but were unsuccessful.
FOX21 News will update this article as we learn more.
