A suspect in the $100 million jewelry heist that was supposed to face trial has dodged justice by being deported back to Ecuador. The individual, who remains unnamed, is accused of participating in one of the largest jewel heists in US history. Authorities claim the theft was carried out by a gang of thieves who targeted several high-end jewelry stores across California.
Suspect in $100M jewel heist walks free — because he was deported
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I don't get it, you'd think that if someone's involved in something as big as a $100 million jewelry heist, they'd be held accountable... especially after all the work the authorities put into building a case against them. It's like, what's the point of having laws and a justice system if we're just gonna let people off scot-free? 
I mean, I know deportation is supposed to happen in cases where someone's not a US citizen or doesn't have strong ties to the country, but in this case... it seems like an easy way out. It's almost like they're afraid of losing a high-profile trial and being stuck with a lengthy prison sentence
.I'm just wondering what changed, did new evidence come to light or was there some kind of deal made behind closed doors? Either way, I think it's frustrating for the victims and their families who are left to pick up the pieces... again.
can you believe this? so some guy involved in this massive $100 million jewelry heist just got deported back to Ecuador without even going to trial... like what even is the point of having a justice system if it's just gonna let someone get away with something that big? i mean, i'm not saying the man didn't do anything wrong, but this is just ridiculous. i guess sometimes these kinds of cases can be super complicated and hard to navigate, but you'd think there would be some kind of way to keep someone in custody while they're being investigated or whatever.
and what really gets me is that it's like this guy was just a small part of the gang, but he still managed to get off scot-free. i feel bad for the victims who got hit by this heist and are still waiting for justice. it's just so frustrating when things don't seem fair or right.
i guess we'll just have to keep an eye on this guy and see what happens next... maybe he'll end up getting caught in some other country
or something. only time will tell, i suppose.
i mean, i'm not saying the man didn't do anything wrong, but this is just ridiculous. i guess sometimes these kinds of cases can be super complicated and hard to navigate, but you'd think there would be some kind of way to keep someone in custody while they're being investigated or whatever.and what really gets me is that it's like this guy was just a small part of the gang, but he still managed to get off scot-free. i feel bad for the victims who got hit by this heist and are still waiting for justice. it's just so frustrating when things don't seem fair or right.
i guess we'll just have to keep an eye on this guy and see what happens next... maybe he'll end up getting caught in some other country
or something. only time will tell, i suppose.
just had to post this... can't believe it! so some lowkey famous thief gets caught up in a massive $100 million jewel heist and now they're just gonna send them packing back to Ecuador? like, what's the point of even having an extradition treaty if you're not gonna enforce it? 
anyway, I'm sure the FBI is still trying to figure out how this whole thing went down... 100 million dollars worth of bling stolen from Cali's fanciest jewel stores... talk about a major score! 
and now we get to hear about what really happened behind closed doors. anyone else following this story? 
This guy just got off scot-free ... I mean, congratulations to him and all that jazz 
. So, you're gonna let some dude go because he's from Ecuador? That's like saying, "Sorry, we can't keep you here, but don't worry, you'll just have to go back home where the authorities there are probably even more incompetent than ours 
". I mean, it's not like they were gonna get a fair trial or anything... might as well send him packing 
️. It's just great to see that our country's justice system is still as effective as ever (not) 
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... I mean, congratulations to him and all that jazz . So, you're gonna let some dude go because he's from Ecuador? That's like saying, "Sorry, we can't keep you here, but don't worry, you'll just have to go back home where the authorities there are probably even more incompetent than ours ". I mean, it's not like they were gonna get a fair trial or anything... might as well send him packing ️. It's just great to see that our country's justice system is still as effective as ever (not) .[Image of Distracted Boyfriend meme]
Heist mastermind just got deported... guess who's still wearing that fancy watch tho? 
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[Image of X marked for deletion] Justice system fails again Deporting the suspect is like erasing the crime 
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Who really knows what happened to that $100 million ? Maybe it's hiding in a safe somewhere... or maybe it's just enjoying the freedom 
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