Water Appears in a Sealed Tank: The Cibola Cistern Mystery
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Water Appears in a Sealed Tank: The Cibola Cistern Mystery
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The sound of dripping from inside a padlocked lid on a sealed concrete cistern in a high desert drought is the kind of small, vivid detail that turns ordinary life into a mystery. A cistern capped since 1991, documented dry when the property changed hands, contained about forty inches of clear cold water-so how did it fill during an eleven-month drought?
In this episode, we tell the story of what was found, who lived on the land, and the paper trail that surfaced afterward, following the one question that drove the investigation: who moved water into a sealed tank and why?
Person: Connie Russo
Location: Cibola Flats, central New Mexico
Date: February 2019 (dripping heard), January 14, 2019 (hardware purchase)
Event: Sealed cistern found containing approximately forty inches of water
Item: Purchase receipt for 120 feet of 2-inch PVC, submersible pump, and portable generator
- The cistern had approximately forty inches of clear, cold water under a padlocked steel lid that had been intact.
- The original inlet was capped with poured concrete in 1991 when the bunkhouse was demolished.
- Connie Russo bought the forty-acre property in spring 2017 and ran a small goat operation with a well yielding less than one gallon per minute at 210 feet.
- Between September 2018 and January 2019, Connie logged roughly six hundred extra miles, including two unexplained fuel fill-ups per month.
- On January 14, 2019, Connie paid $1,142 in cash for 120 feet of 2-inch schedule-40 PVC pipe, four reducing fittings, a submersible transfer pump rated at 8 gallons per minute, and a portable generator with a 12-gallon tank.
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