By Niagara Barrister
The U.S. government’s memorandum of law filed 2018/12/28 as document 256mentions an, evidently never before named, heretofore unindicted co-conspirator (“CC”) in Mexico. [Ibid at p.12,
The memorandum substitutes “CC” numerous times for the true name of the legal representative of Nxivm Mexico. [Ibid at p.14, page id 1903.]
This may be the first mention of an international co-conspirator among the prosecution’s pleadings of record.
The memorandum includes an email sent by Mexican attorney, Mr. Ruiz Duran, on October 11, 2017, six days before the New York Times published its reporting on DOS, directing Jane Doe 8 to “[s]top, abstain and refrain from incurring in any type of intimidation, acts of nuisance or disturbances against” CC, legal representative of Nxivm Mexico, “and/or any person with any sort of relation to the Company referred herein.”
Footnote 12 mentions CC while noting Jane Doe 8 was not involved in Nxivm Mexico and did not have any significant interaction with the unnamed party.
Significance can be found here because this may demonstrate a progressive effort by the government to bring a cross-border context to the government’s case in future pleadings.
Turning to web archives, the full letter used by the government’s December 28 memorandum of law was published on frankreport.com this past October 12, 2017. Such letter was sent from the “PGJ Mexico D.F.” (Sensibly, a Mexico City municipal prosecutor’s office) bearing the signature of one Lic. Fernando José Gómez, State Attorney Agent.
Herein we learn the true identity of CC when the PGJ letter named one ALEJANDRO BETANCOURT LEDESMA as the legal representative of ‘NXIVM MEXICO S.A DE C.V.’ whilst threatening Nxivm-related parties consequences of arrest and detention in Mexico.
My reading of the government’s December 28 memorandum indicates this man ALEJANDRO BETANCOURT LEDESMA to be the unindicted co-conspirator defined by the government’s memorandum of law filed this 2018/12/28 past.
With the historical progression of events in this Nxivm case, it may be reasonable to consider Mr. Betancourt would not retain his “unindicted” status much longer.
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http://alejandrobetancourt.com/feliz-ano-nuevo/?fbclid=IwAR25qpqC5oXSMyy6I5nkOfxJ0d6vGqIgKhFD__26Pi4duZE8SstjdmGmzZU
I wondered what attracted so many wealthy Mexicans to Saratoga County, New York, a semi-rural area with no historic, cultural or demographic ties to Mexico.
It’s not the climate.
Among NXIVM’s many crimes are serving as an ANCHOR BABY operation for rich Mexicans to establish dual citizenship for their children.
If and when Mexico collapses into chaos the children of Mexico’s elite will be able to claim American citizenship.
Source: Suspicious activities – with pregnant women – at Betancourt’s Albany-area house
https://frankreport.com/2018/08/03/source-suspicious-activities-with-pregnant-women-at-betancourts-albany-area-house/
Why does a homosexual Mexican Mussolini like Betancourt host a flock of pregnant women at his Albany house?
Isn’t NAFTA wonderful?
Every rotten politician, Democrat and Republican, who supports NAFTA and open borders is a TRAITOR.
And while there is Attorney-Client privilege there is no privilege when attorneys and clients conspire to violate the nation’s immigration laws.
México is a huge, wonderful and welcoming coutry buddy. A bunch of idiots do not represent Us. We are 120 million people here.
I’ve heard a lot of good things about Mexico from a friend who travels there frequently, and from Jesse Ventura. I agree that we shouldn’t judge Mexico because of it’s NXIVM members, or consider them to be representative of the country.
Most Mexicans are victims of a corrupt culture run by the likes of Carlos Salinas and drug cartels that are better armed than the police and military.
How many Mexicans have been murdered in the drug wars?
Mexican Drug War
Total conflict-related casualties:
250,000+ killed, 30,000 missing[24]
Total displaced:
1.6 million (as of 2012)[25]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Drug_War
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Yes, the culture is corrupt however it important to understand how and why that has occurred versus merely condemning the current state of affairs.
The history of corruption descends from colonial times going back to Spanish domination for almost 300 years and later the French and American regimes impoverishing the country of resources. Mexico has been a victim of exploitation from foreign powers and that culture has continued today where wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few families and it’s own citizens from politicians to drug cartels and police fleece the country.
Calling the country a shit hole or maligning honest people there who want a better life and want to come to the USA for that is not the answer.
And getting lower every day, as they flood from the shithole to the U.S.
You said it, Shithole Scott. All in all, I blame Frank for this implosion of so-called free speech. Heidi, you really need to start a new dialog on your own because Frank Report just doesn’t do it anymore.
“So called free speech.” What exactly is free speech Mr. Liberal?
Unfortunately the NXIVM idiots are the elite who control Mexico.
He’ll likely having an easier time when he is caught than Il Duce did unless the either the Mexican or the Arizona contingent gets to him first.