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Susan Stone Salas's La Luz
De Jesus Studio Art Gallery
All Image Download Proceeds go to Missing Cousin
David Joseph Miera Missing Since Jan. 11-12, 1970
Age 2 and 10 Months Old: See Details Below

Indigenous People..............Horses..............Landscapes

Figurative................Animals...................Portraits.................Jesus

Ink Drawings............Flowers..............Sculptures.........Tomb Stones

David Joseph Miera-Missing Since 1970

Zerfas (Genevieve Miera's boyfriend ) Genevieve Miera (David's mom) David (child victim)

According to Genevieve "Genie" Miera; David was 2 years and 10 months old when she last saw him
on Jan.11-12, 1970 with her boyfriend Zerfas outside the Embudo Hospital, Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico. David had on new Christmas clothes, his hair was brown with light highlights, straight and thick,
he had wide feet, his face full and narrowed at the chin, his lips were not thin nor full, brown eyes, and
was exeptionally large for his age. Zerfas, and David may have been hitch-hicking; on foot; or in a
faded green 1946 Chevy pick-up truck.

A day or so later when Genevieve Miera got out of the hospital and went home, all of David's belongings
were gone, she was told by Zerfas that David was staying with a family, who lived in Santa Fe, and that
some time later that family went to Mexico. Genie says her and her new born were victims of domestic
violence. Zerfas was 27 at that time in 1970, his hair was Brown, 6 foot tall, grey eyes with a medium to
thin build. He also went by Leon, LG, William John, Joseph, Bill, Jose.

The Embudo Hospital (now closed) was about 5 to 6 miles from where Zerfas, Genie and David had
lived. They lived East of Dixon in an area known to locals as "Canoncito" or via map before an area
called "Montecito" aproximately one mile on Highway 580.

Genevieve Miera and Zerfas have both passed away, if you have any information please contact Santa Fe
State Police Leut.David Martinez at (505) 827-9066 or forward information to him at (505) 827-9300.
There is a $500.00 reward for anyone who can find David


Although violence silenced my auntie from telling all of the family, she did manage to gather the courage to report
David missing, but did so a year later and in the wrong jusidiction; because she allowed herself to be held hostage
by Zerfas for the sake of finding David. She did all she could to find David, working with Law Enforcement, but
it was to no avail, and she died in 1989. My cousins have tried to continue the search, but they too met with dis-
heartening results. We thought the case was open in 2004, but are now in the process of re-opening it. This has
been a true travesty of justice, all we can do is pray, that David is found, as was Auntie Genies' dying request.
Genies ashes rest East of Dixon off highway 580 "Canoncito" Rio Arriba Co. NM across from where she usto live
with David.
David's case is currently not listed in the NCIC, or NCMEC, we are hoping he will be soon!!!!!!!
Our prayers go out to all other families and their missing children....

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