The criminal case against Mondrian-Powell was dismissed with prejudice in late-June 2018, after a series of prosecutorial delays led to a violation of the accused's right to a speedy trial as guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment. Mondrian-Powell, 59, was facing a second-degree murder charge and other counts for allegedly shooting Elvira Segura in the neck in the fall of 2016 at Segura’s home in Nambé, New Mexico. He had been in jail for 20 months awaiting trial. Stories about the case all cite police sources as stating that Mondrian-Powell had confessed to shooting the 67-year-old woman. This video shows Mondrian-Powell's actual confession, the core of which begins at ~40:00 and ends at ~44:30.