Beechcraft 200 Incident event
also: Beechcraft Air 200 touchdown, Beach 200 incident, Beech 200
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Nicaraguacountry · 3Devon Holding and Leasing, Inc.organization · 2Venezuelacountry · 1Gulfstream II Crashevent · 1European Parliamentorganization · 1North Carolinacountry · 1Hondurascountry · 1
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a series of torches along a runway about a half an hour later at 9 p.m. that evening on Friday, November 26, 2004, a Beechcraft Air 200 touchdown on the Rule runway with no lights, which is why they were lighting torches to put along the ru…
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Armed men at the scene began to unload the plane, which was packed with cocaine. It also had a witness that was in the nearby field that they captured. During departing, the men attempted to set fire to the plane. Unsuccessfully, it didn't …
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leaving behind the witness, which they didn't kill, even though they all had AK-47s. Several days later, Nicaraguan law enforcement apprehended a truck headed for Honduras carrying over a thousand kilos of cocaine. The driver was arrested. …
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the source of the sea's cocaine appeared to be that Beechcraft 200 abandoned in the cotton field. Police found traces of cocaine on the aircraft that didn't burn. The Beech 200, not seriously damaged by an attempt to set it ablaze, was even…
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caught the attention of the author. He wrote several stories about it. This Beach 200 was a former U.S. ice craft that had been used. The press reports about the Beach 200 incident didn't smell right, given the members of a non-profit Venez…
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That photo shows the Beach 200 tail number N168 Delta, which FAA had records indicating that it was registered to a North Carolina company called Devon Holding and Leasing, Inc. According to press reports and an investigation conducted by t…
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Aircraft was tied to the rendition program. Again, former ICE agents went on to explain that if the armed men involved in the cocaine shipment were indeed real narco traffickers, they would have not left a witness, nor would they have bungl…
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on board. Nothing about the story sounded right. The author was told by an ICE agent that those guns were only for the people's protection, not to be used. And because they had limited ammunition, maybe they didn't want to expend it. Sounds…
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The ICE agent also said the Beach 200 incident had all the markings of a U.S. government-run operation. He says the reason the plane was not burned is that the plan all along was to reuse the aircraft later. The CIA-linked tel number Beach …
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And yes, we have seen that repeatedly. Law enforcement and intelligence operations has become one and the same, a former CIA officer said. We as citizens are all affected by this because it has major impacts in the United States. Yeah, like…