SHELLEY LYNCH FROM FBI LATEST STATEMENT! CONTACT MEXICOS ATTORNEY GENERAL! NANCY GRACE INTERVIEW

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Furthermore, the FBI public affairs official that we've been contacting, Shelley Lynch gave the following statements:

 “We can’t give a timeline for ongoing cases, but this case is complicated because there are officials from another country involved,” said FBI public affairs specialist Shelley Lynch.” (Washington Post) 

"When contacted by The Independent, the FBI said there is an ongoing investigation, but did not confirm whether any arrests or extraditions have been made at this time." (Independent UK)
 
Okay, now, we need to contact the below emails of Mexican officials. It only takes a few minutes to send an email. 

• The Attorney General of Mexico: Alejandro Gertz Manero:  alejandro.gertz@pgr.gob.mx
• The Governor of Baja California Sur: Victor Castro: email comunicacion.social@bcs.gob.mx Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GobEdoBCS/ Twitter https://twitter.com/victorcastrocos
• The State attorney of Baja California Sur: Daniel de la Rosa Anaya daniel.delarosa@pgjebcs.gob.mx
• Local prosecutor: Antonio Lopez Rodriguez: antonio.lopez@pgjebcs.gob.mx
• US Embassy:  Luz Rivas mexico.oea@sre.gob.mx
  Esteban Moctezuma, Head of Mission Ambassador 
  mexembusa@sre.gob.mx
  Jimena Saldana Gutierrez, Chief of Staff to the Ambassador, jsaldanag@sre.gob.mx                                                                            Marcelo Ebrard Secretary of Foreign  Relations of Mexicocanciller@sre.gob.mx

Also, continue to contact the FBI in Charlotte, North Carolina at this email charlotte.public@ic.fbi.gov  - (704) 672-6100
Moreover, contact their Media Coordinator: Public Affairs Specialist Shelley Lynch

Email her at:  slynch@fbi.gov 

Lastly, the OIA is focused on keeping Americans safe at home and abroad by ensuring criminals are held accountable for their actions, regardless of where in the world they may be hiding.  As DOJ’s nerve center for international criminal law enforcement coordination, OIA’s efforts in pursuit of this aim are carried out through five principal works streams: extradition and removal of fugitives, transfer of sentenced persons, international evidence gathering, providing legal advice to DOJ leadership and prosecutors, and international relations and treaty matters.

Extradition and Removal of Fugitives: OIA plays a central role in apprehending and returning fugitives to justice so that they may be held accountable for their crimes.  Using all the legal tools at its disposal —extradition, deportation, and other lawful measures — OIA works with domestic and foreign partners to extradite or lawfully remove criminals sought for prosecution in the United States or abroad for a wide variety of offenses, including violent crime.

Their Twitter is @TheJusticeDept -  Telephone (202) 514–0000.- After Hours Telephone (202) 514-5000 

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