68-year-old Reynaldo Fuentes, nicknamed Taliban, was drowned by drug organization sweepers for drug embezzlement
Caracas, Venezuela Aug 31 2023, 07:10 10818 read 2 comments
A drug trafficker nicknamed the Taliban was thrown alive into the sea with his hands tied, an anchor attached around his waist and left to drown. The cruel revenge is due to the theft of about 200 kilograms of drugs from a cartel in Venezuela.
In harrowing footage, 68-year-old Reynaldo Fuentes – Taliban can be seen bound, gagged and with blood on his head on board a boat in Caribbean waters near the island of Martinique.
In the video, Fuentes stares at the person making the recording before being thrown into the sea.
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None of his killers have been identified, but one man can be heard on the recording saying, “Make sure none of our faces are visible,” and another commenting that “there’s no way Fuentes” could have saved himself.
Reynaldo Fuentes – The Taliban make a fatal mistake and, acting as an intermediary for a Venezuelan drug cartel, fabricate a scheme by dumping $10 million worth of drugs into the sea.
After fooling his superiors that he was being chased by the Coast Guard and had to get rid of the cocaine, he goes back to retrieve the drugs.
The drug was transported to a Caribbean island, but Fuentes’ scheme backfired after his henchmen betrayed it to the cartel.
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2023-08-30 19:34:00
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