Adoption agencies sold meth through Mexican cartels
Anthony Lamon Frazier (above)
https://jailed.info/anthony-lamon-frazier/talladega-county-al/798717/
There are 245 indictments in the European Adoption Consultants (EAC) child and drug trafficking criminal conspiracy.
They were headquartered in the Cleveland, Ohio suburb of Strongsville.
The State Department closed EAC down last year.
No one has been prosecuted for selling or trafficking children.
It is as if the prosecutors and judges are on the same side as the defense attorneys.
More charges are coming, however, according to prosecutors, who filed this motion on Friday.
It is imaged below.
It was approved by the trial judge, Christopher Boyko.
Defendants admitted in their court filing on Monday that their client, Margaret Cole Hughes’s company, EAC, earned $200 million from 8000 international adoptions “over three decades.”
https://www.cnn.com/2017/10/12/health/uganda-adoptions-investigation-ac360/index.html
Prosecutors admitted that 40 children from Poland netted EAC a million dollars.
Defense lawyers are complaining that the Prosecution is focusing on 40 rather than all of them.
Prosecutors have limited their trial witnesses to officials from the State Department.
What happened to the $200 million?
Why is no one prosecuted for money laundering?
This is why.
The person responsible for initiating international money laundering cases is Melissa Hodgman.
Her husband?
Peter Strzok.
Without her consent, the files never go to the Justice Department, FBI, or IRS for investigation and prosecution.
The federal government financed many of the adoptions through the Department of Health & Human Services.
The next defendant to be sentenced in the EAC case is Anthony Lamon Frazier.
It will be May 28th at 1:45 p.m. in the Federal District Court of Birmingham, Alabama.
A jury found Frazier guilty of “intent to distribute . . . over 50 grams of meth (methamphetamine)”.
His punishment ranges from ten years to life in prison.
https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/usao-ut/legacy/2013/06/03/fedfacts%20for%20utah_web.pdf
Frazier used to work for Talladega County, Alabama.
He was part of a Mexican drug cartel of 211 persons who sold children to European Adoption Consultants (EAC).
Here is one of the Frazier stories:
And another:
https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndal/pr/federal-jury-convicts-talladega-county-employee-drug-charges
According to federal judges, Frazier is part of a criminal enterprise comprised of 212 persons.
After reviewing the evidence, judges said Frazier was “Associated” in the same “criminal conspiracy” as defendants in 22 states and nearly every major U.S. city.
Type “20-00278” in the case number search engine of Pacer, the official record of the federal judiciary.
The cost ranges from ten cents to two dollars a page.
This is the first page of the images that pop up:
Robin Herring Longoria is second from right in white blouse. Source is her son, Austin’s, Twitter dated Nov. 30th, 2016.
Mrs. Robin Herring Longoria is the first former EAC employee to plead guilty.
She will be sentenced on Aug. 25th at 10 a.m. in Cleveland Federal Court.
To avoid jail time, Longoria pleaded guilty to single counts of fraud and conspiracy.
Mrs. Longoria escaped being charged with child trafficking, money laundering, and bribery in Texas.
Bill Barr rigged the case so her case could be transferred to Cleveland.
Longoria was a conduit for transporting an eight-year-old girl for EAC to John Tufts in Ft. Worth, Texas.
Tufts’mother, Debra Edwards Parris, also worked for European Adoption Consultants (EAC).
Margaret Cole Hughes was the former Director of European Adoption Consultants (EAC).
Her trial has been continued indefinitely.
Margaret has been charged with bribery and fraud.
Her son, Robert E. Hughes III, is an FBI agent.
He worked for former Attorney General Andy McCabe and the FBI’s counterintelligence unit that Peter Strzok once headed.
Hughes was assigned his mother’s case while working in the Cleveland Office of the FBI.
He was promoted to head their Milwaukee Office.
Some of the children were sold to three Somali sex gangs of 30 persons in:
Columbus, Ohio
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nashville, Tennessee
The gangs rented some of the girls by the week to long-haul truck drivers for sex.
Defense attorneys admitted it by submitting Exhibit E in a 23-page court filing on April 19th.
The case started in Jan. 2000.
The EAC criminal network was part of Fast & Furious.
It gave guns to Mexican drug cartels that resulted in 257 murders in Mexico and the U.S.
The CIA used Peter Strzok to administer it with the FBI’s Lisa Page.
No one in the EAC network was charged with illegal gun trafficking because the Justice Department made it legal.
Evidence in the Margaret Cole Hughes case
Margaret was the former Director of European Adoption Consultants.
According to the defense, there are over two million documents and 41 discs and thumb drives.
The data in these files exceed all the books in the Library of Congress.
What is in the Library of Congress?
24,863,177 cataloged books in the Library of Congress classification system
15,039,990 items in the nonclassified print collections, including books in large type and raised characters, incunabula (books printed before 1501), monographs and serials, music, bound newspapers, pamphlets, technical reports, and other printed material
130,214,985 items in the nonclassified (special) collections, including:
4,233,807 audio materials (discs, tapes, talking books, and other recorded formats)
73,908,819 manuscripts
5,617,774 maps
17,376,100 microforms
1,849,175 moving images
8,135,588 items of sheet music
17,075,339 visual materials, including:
14,840,703 photographs
109,796 posters
685,938 prints and drawings
1,438,902 broadsides, photocopies, nonpictorial information, etc.
2,018,383 other items (including machine-readable items)
Other “Associated” Stories
“Fraud Chief takes over European Adoption child slavery cases in Cleveland”
“OH Gov. DeWine part of a child trafficking ring in Haiti”
https://brassballs.blog/home/oh-gov-dewine-part-of-international-child-trafficking-ring-in-haiti-two
“The evil behind Lisa Page's child trafficking ring”
Update
These 18 cases are “Associated” to Margaret Cole Hughes.
She is former Director of European Adoption Consultants (EAC).
“Associated” stories about Fast & Furious
“ . . . Kenneth Blanco, a key player in Holder's "Fast and Furious" fiasco.”
Other replace Blanco to head Treasury Department’s money laundering unit.
https://www.fincen.gov/news/news-releases/fincen-announces-acting-director-and-new-deputy-director
