Family of Slain DEA Agent Sues Cartel Leader for Murder, Seeks Damages
March 29, 2025
A DEA agent’s family sues cartel boss Rafael Caro Quintero for his 1985 murder, seeking damages under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
A DEA agent’s family sues cartel boss Rafael Caro Quintero for his 1985 murder, seeking damages under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
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