Lawyers for five Taos compound defendants file motions expected to delay trial

TAOS, N.M. (KRQE) – Lawyers for five defendants accused of training children to commit terror acts on schools, banks, and government in a Taos county compound have filed motions that are expected to further delay their trial. The feds raided the Amalia property in August 2019 and found guns, ammo, 11 malnourished children, and the remains of a three-year-old boy. Suspect in Taos compound case is found competent to stand trialFour of the suspects, including the three-year-old boy'