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04-22-2009, 06:00 PM
Judge Michael Castillo has set 14 May as the date for the preliminary hearings into the Paya massacre. The report on the case, which was released last week, accuses 25 men of complicity in the drug-related massacre that left 7 men dead in Bani, Peravia province. However, the report has been strongly criticized for not identifying any of the high-ranking officials who were originally named as responsible for running the drug smuggling operation.
Peravia senator Wilton Guerrero claims that the investigators have not yet gotten to the top of the operation, nor have they revealed the whereabouts of the money and the 1,500 kilos of cocaine that motivated the assault. "We have said that some things that appear to be finished are lacking; one says, well, this is almost perfecto, but they have not plucked the tail. In this case we say that what is missing is not to pluck the tail, rather they still need to present the head," he said as reported in El Caribe.
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Peravia senator Wilton Guerrero claims that the investigators have not yet gotten to the top of the operation, nor have they revealed the whereabouts of the money and the 1,500 kilos of cocaine that motivated the assault. "We have said that some things that appear to be finished are lacking; one says, well, this is almost perfecto, but they have not plucked the tail. In this case we say that what is missing is not to pluck the tail, rather they still need to present the head," he said as reported in El Caribe.
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