Clockwise from top left, Miaria Roman-Strick,
Maria Wilson-Ossandon, Carlos Munoz-Moyano
and Maria Pasten-Cuzmar. Miami-Dade Police
Posted on 10/23/2019 5:37:14 PM PDT by ConservativeStatement
A typical customs check at Miami International Airport turned into an arrest on money laundering charges for four American Airlines flight attendants Monday.
Carlos Alberto Munoz-Moyano, 40; Maria Isabel Wilson-Ossandon, 48; Miaria Delpilar Roman-Strick, 55; and Maria Beatriz Pasten-Cuzmar are facing felony charges of money laundering and unauthorized money transmitting between $300 and $20,000, according to the Miami Herald.
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Is a “known person” like a “celebrity”?
A “known person”?
There’s something about those four names. I can’t put my finger on it...
They appear to be Amish, Jim.
They’re hyphenated?
Each has a hyphen.
They appear to be smuggling dollar bills between their last names.
Made me sick reading the comments at the bottom of the article!
The Post’s loyal Lackeys didn’t wait long to start the Trump bashing!
rough looking as you can get too...
Carlos Alberto Munoz-Miyano, Maria Isabel Wilson-Ossadon, Miaria Delpilar Roman-Strick, Maria Beatriz Pasten-Cuzmar.
What on earth could you be talking about?
Well, who would smuggle thousands of dollars to an UNknown person?
Maria, Miaria and Maria. Never trusted the three of them.
Unauthorized money transmitting?
Must be a new crime. Never heard of it.
These people are mentally ill.
Never mind the coup attempt just go after this inconsequential crap. As long as it doesn’t involve arresting anybody but white collar criminals these tools are cool.
Where were they hiding the money, in between all of their names?
Very strange story. They were arriving from Chile, and the one man was apparently the first person busted. He said he had only $100 dollars on him and it turned out that he had several thousand, and so did the other flight attendants. They were apparently all in it together to bring this money to somebody in the US and weren’t smuggling it in for their use.
I’m thinking the “known person,” which means somebody known to law enforcement, was some kind of drug gang member, possibly in jail now and needing cash either to pay off people or possibly to post bail if he hasn’t been tried yet.
Strange that they would risk their jobs (not to mention, prison terms!) for this. I also think it’s possible that they have been doing this for some time.
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