Hearing voices: Martin Montano apparently thought he heard a voice telling him to 'get the clones out' from his mother's house. So he took both his mother and another person to a bridge over the Rio Grande and attempted to throw both over A New Mexico man stabbed, severely beat and kidnapped his mother and another person, then threw his mother off a bridge into the Rio Grande in broad daylight after he said he heard voices coming through the television telling him to go to his mother's house and 'get the clones out,' according to a criminal complaint. Martin Montano, 26, told detectives that he tossed his 61-year-old mother, Hope Montano, from a bridge in Albuquerque on Tuesday after stabbing and choking her at her Albuquerque home, complaint said.
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26-year-old Martin Montano took his 61-year-old mother Hope Montano, and Francisco Dominguez to a bridge over the Rio Grande and attempted to throw both off
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Mother survived and is in stable condition at an Albuquerque hospital
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Montano was arrested in 2012 for false imprisonment and battery against his mother
Witnessed told police that after they saw Martin Montano of @placeholder take his mother out of a trunk and throw her over the bridge, he tried to toss over another beaten and stabbed victim, later identified as Francisco Dominguez, the complaint said.
He told police that he entered the house by jumping the fence and getting into a fight with @placeholder, then stabbed him multiple times with a large brown kitchen knife.