ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque man has been convicted of a murder from nearly three years ago. In 2022, Joe Anderson shot and killed Raymond Aviles who was trying to drive away on a motorcycle Anderson lent him. Police: 50-year-old man arrested for paying 14-year-old human trafficking victim for sex Anderson was originally released from custody, but when the New Mexico Supreme Court reversed the decision, he cut off his ankle monitor and fled. He was later found and arrested again. On Friday, a jury found Anderson guilty of first-degree murder and tampering charges. He is facing up to life in prison.