(WESTCLIFFE, Colo.) — A man who was arrested after a multi-state manhunt following a triple-fatal shooting near Westcliffe in 2023 has entered a not guilty plea in Custer County Court. Hanme Kim Clark faces three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of 63-year-old Rob Geers, 73-year-old Beth Wade Geers, and 58-year-old James Daulton on Nov. 20, 2023. A fourth victim, Patty Daulton, was injured in the shooting, and Clark is facing attempted murder and assault charges for crimes against her. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: U.S. Marshals detail capture of Custer County shooting suspect The shooting allegedly began as a property dispute between Clark and the victims, who were his neighbors. Clark and his girlfriend, Nancy Rae Medina-Kochis, fled Colorado after the shooting, and both were captured in New Mexico the day after the shooting. They both tried unsuccessfully to fight extradition back to Colorado. Medina-Kochis was initially arrested on charges of accessory to a crime, but was released in February 2024 after posting bond. Clark appeared in Custer County Court on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025, and entered a not guilty plea to each of the first-degree murder charges, as well the attempted murder and assault charges. His trial is set for June 2025.