[dennisw]

[PGR88]

“We don't forget. We are persistent, and we never cease in our efforts to secure justice for victims,” Massachusetts State Police Colonel Christopher Mason said.

I'm gonna guess someone in Guatemala simply turned him in, and probably had to call several departments outside of lunch hours at the State Police HQ to find someone willing to receive the info.

[Steely Tom]

Credit where it’s due. Nice work, Massachusetts.

[Larry Lucido]

[chajin]

Not exactly the most remote spot in central America

[Track9]

Bet he wishes his daddy was a fake president.

[nickcarraway]

It’s always the last place you look.

[glorgau]

FWIW, I had the opportunity to bail out one of Massachusetts most wanted about 7 years back. Yeah, I got the bail money back. She was eventually convicted and got 5 for robbing a bank (3rd time). She didn’t have a weapon, just gave them a note.

Also while waiting for trial they did get her to plead to about 40+ offenses she’d committed over the years. Told her that she was doing the District Attorney a big favor by helping them get those off their books.

[T.B. Yoits]

From the article: ...result of both tenacious police work and the value of our relationships with local, federal and international partners.

Absolute bullspit. Someone dimed him out, likely his wife who wanted him out of the picture. A phone call was cheaper and less risky than hiring a hit man, while also letting her claim any reward.

[Fido969]

When extradited the first thing he said was: “Thank you for getting me out of there! I am SICK of those #@$&+% shrimp!”

[nicollo]

I was going to post something about midgets farming (”shrimp farms”, get it?), but a web search of that phrase is too bizarre. This world is truly messed up.