Selasa, 17 Mei 2011
Nicaragua court postpones hearing for American real estate agent accused of money laundering
A Nicaraguan court has again delayed a hearing for American Jason Puracal, who is accused of laundering money for prearranged crime.
The 33-year-old man from Washington State has been locked up since November 11, 2010.
Attorney Fabbrith Gomez, who is representing Puracal, said Saturday that the investigation has been rearrange for June 15 — the third time it has been delayed. Nicaragua’s prosecutor’s office has yet to at hand proof against Puracal, Gomez said.
The Illinois native graduated from the University of Washington and served in the U.S. Peace Corps in Nicaragua in 2002. He is accused of laundering money through his Re/Max worldwide real estate franchise in San Juan del Sur on Nicaragua’s west coast.
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