Most notorious of all are the heinous acts - the torture and murder of young girls across the border from El Paso in Cuidad Juarez' House of Death - where investigators' links back to high political elements in Mexico and the USA have been constantly stymied, most recently by U S Attorney for the Western District of Texas, Johnny Sutton, a George Bush appointee. The most disturbing reports from one particular investigator - who has been threatened with death - involve "the juniors" in Mexico and the USA.
In the Atchison case the FBI has promoted a media circus releasing graphically-sexual and inflamatory content that smells of "smear campaign" the documents from the Aztec case give important clues to their motive and intent.
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Organized Crime Ties to Middle East
The "Aztec – Big Wheel" case involved a now defunct and recently debarred multi-state waste firm based in Panama City, Florida which had U.S. government contracts for abatement and disposal of deadly asbestos from military installations.
The officers of the firm included Florida's top Republicans Randall McElheney and William Harrison, Jr.
Randall McElheney shown above is a top Florida Republican and former owner of Aztec Environmental - Big Wheel Recyclers - who is also current chairman of North West Florida Transportation Corridor Authority a self-regulating government agency set up by Jeb Bush that is earmarked for $5 Billion in tax revenues eating the lions share of Florida's future roadbuilding funds.
Harrison shown above is a White House transition team member and lobbyist for the St. Joe Company, Florida's largest landowner who acquired 50 percent of the Codina Group; a firm owned by Armando Codina a reported former CIA asset who is a business partner to Jeb Bush. Bush receives his 401-K retirement pension from the Codina Group. Condina and Bush jointly held contracts with the communist Chinese government for space satellite communications during the 1980's.
