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  • #31
    Dudus missed the boat - if he wanted to go to the US and waive the extradition hearing rights the time to have done so would have been BEFORE an arrest warrant was issued.

    In fact, Dudus mek nuff ship lef' him. He had nine months to flee the island and make it doubly difficult for an extradition to be served or for certain people to put him to rest but instead he stayed. Then he let the chance of going straight to the US and ensuring that the same fate that befell his (step?)-father did not befall him.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Time View Post
      Dudus did not escape from custody and was not convicted of any crime so Al Miller safe from the Police. He was assisting Dudus in turning himself in to the US where is his also wanted. Who is going to convict a Rev for attempting to turn in a wanted man?

      Al Miller greatest problem now is convincing Dudus followers that he did not turn in Dudus. The safest place for Al Mller now is protective custody.
      the only way he can prove that he was actually carrying in dudus is if the US embassy corroborates that. I'm sure he wasn't planning on just giving them a surprise. he would've had to make prior contact to them.

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      • #33
        How do we know he was taking Dudus to the embassy? How do we know he wasn't helping Dudus leave St Catherine now that the SOE has been put in place there. You don't think its a coincidence? Even if he was taking him to embassy (I don't believe he was), the US embassy has no juridisction in Jamaica and would be duty bound to hand him over to Jamaican police, so why not just take him to a police station?

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