Cesar Castellanos Investigated for Unjust Enrichment & Drug Trafficking Connections
Check out this NEWSPAPER ARTICLE for a report about Colombian authorities investigating Cesar Castellanos, the inventor of the G12 Cult.
"One of the witnesses came to the Prosecutor on 27 August 1998, signed by a person identifying himself as John macabre, in which it was said that Madame de Castellanos and her husband "illegally enriched themselves through the laundering of proceeds of drug trafficking. "Based on this complaint, on 15 October that year the investigating agency opened a preliminary investigation and the researchers found that Cesar Castellanos had survived an assassination attempt a year earlier, in northern Bogota, and then some witnesses had been assured that was the result of a vendetta between rival drug gangs.
"Prosecutors continued investigating to see how the family income grew like wildfire, multiplied by the tithes and offerings of the thousands of believers in the Charismatic Mission. Some of these movements appeared suspicious to them and thus researchers examined the records of the couple."
"One of the witnesses came to the Prosecutor on 27 August 1998, signed by a person identifying himself as John macabre, in which it was said that Madame de Castellanos and her husband "illegally enriched themselves through the laundering of proceeds of drug trafficking. "Based on this complaint, on 15 October that year the investigating agency opened a preliminary investigation and the researchers found that Cesar Castellanos had survived an assassination attempt a year earlier, in northern Bogota, and then some witnesses had been assured that was the result of a vendetta between rival drug gangs.
"Prosecutors continued investigating to see how the family income grew like wildfire, multiplied by the tithes and offerings of the thousands of believers in the Charismatic Mission. Some of these movements appeared suspicious to them and thus researchers examined the records of the couple."
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