A NEW FILING IN THE GASTON BROWN ANTIGUA CORRUPTION CASE CAN BE EXPECTED, GIVEN THE COURT''S PERMISSIVE AND SPECIFIC ENABLING LANGUAGE IN THE JUNE 4, 2025 ORDER

Gaston Browne, Man on the Edge of the Abyss

The search for incriminating evidence in what the Applicant has labeled the GASTON BROWNE ANTIGUA CORRUPTION DISCOVERY APPLICATION (Case No.: 1:2025mc00098 (SDNY) is far from over, and most legal observers fully expect to see a refiling of the §1782 Discovery proceeding, which has alleged that the longtime Prime Minister of Antigua & Barbuda, GASTON BROWNE, has led a life of corruption and money laundering, culminating in the theft of ten million US Dollars from government funds, after the illegal sale of a luxury yacht seized in Antiguan waters, by the country's corrupt court system.

In the Memorandum Order handed down in the case, although the Court, in holding that Discovery of American assets could not occur since there was no pending legal proceeding which would benefit from information potentially gleaned by subpoenas for records, the District Judge specifically left the door open for a subsequent filing, after new litigation has been initiated. "The Court’s decision is without prejudice to a new application for relief under Section 1782 in the event that circumstances change materially (for example, in the Antiguan proceedings) and Applicant is able to satisfy the second statutory requirement." (MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER at 10).

What happened in the case is that Discovery was complete in the Antigua proceeding, and only a final decision by the Court was lacking, and the proposed new proceeding in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) had not as yet been filed in that country's courts. PM Browne, who has been kept busy of late, deceiving his constituents about the upcoming American visa entry prohibition on Antiguans, will soon have a much more serious issue to contend with, the refiled §1782 application, which is believed to reveal the evidence of his massive and repeated corruption, as well as money laundering of hundreds of millions of dollars through financial institutions and payment processors, through his business associates and immediate family members. Justice may have been delayed, but it will not be denied.