Attempted bribing judge, in Zetas money laundering, horse racing trial
Zetas Trial Pancho is circled in red |
Mexican businessman
Francisco Colorado Cessa, alias "Pancho Colorado," died of a heart
attack Sunday morning, inside a prison cell in the United States, in which he
was incarcerate since June 2012, convicted
of money laundering for the Los Zetas
Cartel.
This was reported to the
Veracruz newspaper Noreste, and according to sources of close relatives. Then,
his death was confirmed by his son José Antonio Colorado Salman in social
networks.
"I'll love you all my life, thank you so much, you will always stay in my heart, rest in peace, dear dad I love you."
Colorado Cessa was
sentenced in March 2016, by the District Court for West Texas, for attempting to bribe a federal judge. That same year, "Pancho Colorado" appealed
that and another previous conviction, which together amounted to 20 years in
prison.
However, in October 2017, a federal court in New
Orleans confirmed the conviction of the Veracruz businessman, who in May 2013,
along with two equine trainers and José Treviño Morales, brother of the Los
Zetas cartel leader, Miguel Treviño Morales, aka the "Z-40", were
found guilty for money laundering through the purchase of thoroughbred
racehorses.
The Court of New Orleans also ordered the seizure of
bank accounts of the businessman from Veracruz, his wife, Maria Emma Salman,
and his company, with 25.5 million dollars, as well as a Beechcraft King Air
B200 aircraft, worth 2 million of dollars, and a Hawker 800XP auctioned at 2.2
million dollars.
The US government presented sufficient evidence that
Colorado Cessa bought horses for the Zetas using money from the criminal group
and using their company ADT Petroservicios, contractor of Petróleos Mexicanos
(Pemex), as a front to hide the operations, the Court said.
"It is also proven that Colorado was closely
associated with Los Zetas, knew the origin of their money, accepted money from
them to care for horses that were in the name of Colorado, and bought others in
a clandestine way," found the Court in New Orleans.
Good riddance you putrid scumbag
ReplyDeletePanocha Colorado is now in hell!
DeleteFor buying horses? Lmao. All he’s convicted of is for cleaverly buying horses for a group of people that sold drugs and couldn’t buy those horses them self’s. Guilty by association. He didn’t go to hell for that.
DeletePancho Colorado was a great man, he helped a lot of people his kindness was huge I lived with him as a celly and saw the way he treated all who came to him for help, may he be in heaven where he belongs..."ElProfe"
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ReplyDeleteUS needs more gun control.
DeleteMexicans need to value life rather than greed. Hell they should teach their children to value education more than money.
Delete"Witch the victims were 2 blacks and 1 hispanic"
DeleteThe first thing you comment on is racial ? Not the fact of innocent "PEOPLE" being killed by a complete lunatic who is probably unhinged.Now think on this,who is the racist?The one who sees human beings or the one who thinks like you ?
And what doe this have to do with this story ?
DeleteOr just whining again ?
DeleteEUROPE IS ALWAYS BEING BOMBED BUT WE DONT WHINE AND CRY ABOUT BEING RACIALLY VICTIMIZED AS YOUR OBVIOUSLY TRYING TO MAKE A POINT ABOUT
To the malcontents, sometimes there is a need to crash a party, it is nice to see your indignation, I guess you need to protect bombing racists or just plain racists, because I can admit that maybe the bombers were black or mexican, or yellow, or red...we don't know yet, but I don't think by dying, one mexican and two blacks turn their murders into "racism"
Delete@ 4:16 The same way you should teach your children not to enslave others or pillage them of their lands.
DeleteEurope always plays the race card. Liar.
DeleteU r right U S needs more gun control just like Mexico. Mexico gun Control. Its working so well. I can't have a gun because the soldiers will take it.But cartel can. Check out Chicago Gun Control works there.
DeleteHe was a Fat basterd
DeleteRot in hell scoundrel
ReplyDelete8:54 El Panocho Colorado knew a lot of dirty oil deals between Texas owners of Texas dry oil wells and Mexican Huachicoleros exporters of stolen Huachicol to them said Texas oil barons, of course, Cocaine and a hit was hidden in the invisible tankers for spare change for bubble gum for zetas y golfas...
ReplyDeleteChapo is next!
ReplyDeleteWe are all next.
DeleteNo one lives forever.
Borrowed time.
True- but most of us will not die alone in a jail cell.
DeleteThis is a reminder to the cartels. The United States does not mess around. Death is better than losing your mind in a prison in the U.S. As a famous drug baron once said "better a grave in colombia than a sell in the United States" Criminals lose their minds in the US cells solitary confinement. You will never escape as bribery only adds more years. Rest in peace el chapo.
ReplyDeleteSo true. US jail r hell. Die like man in a gun fight.
DeleteRIP the drug cartel money launderer.
ReplyDeleteThe U.S. should free him and returned to Mexico. They defend these guys when the US has custody yet cry like baby's when they themselves are subject to their violent crimes. Standard 101.
ReplyDeleteThe u s a is coming after guys like Colorado so drink your last tequila and snort your last line of coke you bunch of cowards.
ReplyDeleteI like it he was business man js ja
ReplyDeleteWhere is former gov of tamp Eugenio Hdz flying first class to Usa,more need to be extradited USA welcomes them with open arms.us marshalls.
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