Venezuela's government immigration agency has confirmed that the Colombian Money Launderer to Venezuela's criminal elite, ALEX NAIN SAAB MORAN, has been extradited to the United States. Saab, who has been in custody in Caracas since February, and whose ministerial position was terminated by the current president of Venezuela, faces a probable Life Sentence for his crimes, and even a possible Federal Death Penalty for Terrorist Financing resulting in fatalities, personally assisted former Venezuelan President NICOLAS MADURO MOROS in a massive criminal racketeering drug trafficking operation. Who will he testify against first, Maduro, Gaston Browne, Roosevelt Skerrit, or Venezuela's most corrupt senior military leaders?
Inasmuch as Saab, whose previous American Pardon contained several major conditions, which have all been grossly violated since his previous release from custody in the United States, can implicate the most senior government officials in Venezuela, Antigua and Barbuda, and the Commonwealth of Dominica, as well as bankers, attorneys general, and ministers, in all three jurisdictions, we will be closely watching to see whether any of them will choose to flee the Western Hemisphere, ahead of future indictments, and possible seizure in their home countries by US law enforcement agencies, supported by military forces. We wonder who in St. John's, Caracas and Roseau will be unable to sleep tonight, after retaining the services of the best American criminal defense law firms that will agree to handle their cases.
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