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HOUSE OF DEATH
NarcoNews
In 2005, A recently retired, high-ranking DEA official is calling on Congress to
investigate the role played by a U.S. Attorney in the cover-up of an informant’s
participation in mass murder in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.
The DEA official, Sandalio Gonzalez, is pointing the finger squarely at Johnny
Sutton, the U.S. Attorney in San Antonio, Texas. He claims that had Sutton taken
action sooner in the case, more than a dozen people might still be alive today. As
a result, Gonzalez says Congress must act now to get to the bottom of what
Sutton knew, and when he knew it.
“Unless some Congressional committee subpoenas
Sutton to answer questions about this, the cover-up will
continue,” Gonzalez said, in an exclusive interview with
Narco News.
According to Gonzalez, who, until January of this year,
served as special agent in charge of the DEA’s El Paso
field office, Sutton was clearly aware of the informant’s participation in the
murders by at least Feb. 24, 2004. That’s when Gonzalez fired off a letter to
Sutton blowing the whistle on the informant’s role in the murders.
Sandalio Gonzalez
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