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It also reminds me of Randy Weaver. Fortunately, in this case, no one died.
by LordKano 12y ago
It also reminds me of Randy Weaver.
Fortunately, in this case, no one died.
- hga 12y agoHe may be too young to have a family for the Feds to threaten and murder. Otherwise sounds identical except for the entrapment angle. Weaver specifically refused to become an informant against the targeted white separatists because they knew and completely loathed each other. The offer made to Salinas sounds like one that could very easily result in his getting tortured to death. For that matter, do some of these cartels go after their target's families?
- LordKano 12y agoIn Weaver's case, it seems that even the judge was in on the pressure. If I remember the details correctly, he was erroneously informed that if he was convicted, his property would be seized because he had used it as bond collateral.