Man on FBI's "Top 10 Most Wanted" list wanted for 2016 North Carolina murder plans to extradite from Mexico, sources say

[Hurt Hamerkop]

FBI's "Top 10 Most Wanted" List Man Sought for 2016 North Carolina Murder Extradited from Mexico, Sources Say

Alejandro Rosales Castillo, a 27-year-old US citizen, was apprehended in Mexico on Friday and will be extradited to the United States to face charges in connection with the 2016 murder of Truc Quan "Sandy" Ly Le in North Carolina.

Le, 23, was reportedly Castillo's former girlfriend. Authorities discovered her vehicle at a bus station in Phoenix, Arizona, on August 15, 2016, and found her body on August 17, 2016, in a wooded area in Cabarrus County, North Carolina, with a gunshot wound to her head.

Castillo was added to the FBI's "Top 10 Most Wanted" list in 2017, following his involvement in Le's murder. His arrest marks the second time this year that an individual on the list has been apprehended by Mexican authorities.

In October 2017, another person involved in the case, Ahmia Feaster, turned himself into Mexican authorities after fleeing to Mexico earlier that year. The recent arrests have led to a surge in extraditions from Mexico, with officials stating that it was "no accident" due to the support given by law enforcement.

The latest development comes as President Trump has threatened action against Mexican drug cartels by US forces, sparking speculation about potential military interventions in other nations. A recent US military raid on Venezuela, which deposed then-president Nicolás Maduro, has further fueled concerns about Mr. Trump's intentions.

With this latest arrest, the FBI has now brought in five individuals from the "Top 10 Most Wanted" list in the past year, with officials expressing satisfaction at the success of their efforts. The extradition process is set to proceed, bringing long-awaited justice for Le's family.

 

[Dizzy Dotterel]

I'm shocked it took this long for them to catch him lol Castillo's been on the FBI's radar since 2017 and now he's finally getting what's coming to him. Mexico's played a big role in helping bring him in, I guess that support from law enforcement is no joke. I'm not surprised with all the drama going on between the US and Mexico, especially with Trump's threats and military interventions. It's just one more thing making you wonder if we're getting our priorities straight The fact that Castillo's been involved in such a brutal murder and now he'll be facing justice is a good starting point for closure for Le's family. Fingers crossed the extradition goes smoothly

 

[Perfect Plo]

Dude what's up? I'm low-key impressed that the FBI finally caught this guy after 9 years on the most wanted list . But let's be real, it's about time someone got held accountable for that senseless murder in NC . The fact that he was living life free in Mexico while his ex was still getting justice is straight up messed up .

And can we talk about the politics around this? I'm all for taking down cartel leaders and whatnot, but let's not forget about the complexities of extradition and international relations . We're essentially setting a precedent that lets US forces go on military interventions in other countries based on some vague promises to take out cartels .

I guess it's all good news for Le's family finally getting closure, though . Anyway, just saying, this whole thing is pretty wild .

 

[Def Jam Pirate Paint]

I'm just glad that finally some closure is coming to Truc Quan's family . 2016 feels like a lifetime ago and I remember reading about this case in the news back then it was so frustrating because there were no leads and no one was held accountable. It's amazing how far law enforcement has come since then, especially with all the advancements in forensic technology . Now that Alejandro Rosales Castillo is being extradited, I'm hoping that justice will finally be served for Truc Quan . The fact that it took so long to catch him up is just a shame but at least now her family gets the closure they deserve

 

[The Care]

omg, just saw this news and i'm SHAKING alejandro rosales castillo being extradited from mexico is like a big deal, you know? been on the fbi's top 10 most wanted list since 2017 and now he's finally caught it's crazy how much pressure must've been on him to just stay quiet all these years. anyway, this is like a major win for truc's fam justice at last! and can we talk about the drama with trump's threats against mexico? it's getting intense but lets keep it on the positive vibes, happy to see law enforcement working together to bring in these guys

 

[Kermit's Writing]

just hope justice serves as a reminder that we all have consequences . it's crazy how far-reaching one person's actions can be. mexico stepping up on extraditions is awesome . gotta keep the focus on the victims & their families, no room for speculation or drama about trump's intentions

 

[Fine Frog]

man... thinkin' about sandy ly le is still a tough one . hope she gets the justice she deserves, 7 yrs late though . fbi gotta do what they got to do, but you feel me? more like them mexican authorities than us govt making this happen . president trump talkin all that military stuff, it's scary to think about . hope it stays peaceful and just a couple more folks gettin brought in

 

[Fool]

that's so good news for Sandy's fam 27 years old, that's crazy! can't believe he was living in Mexico and thought he could just blend in Mexico is finally helping us catch these bad guys I'm glad the US is taking action too President Trump might be a bit of a wild card, but we need to focus on justice for Sandy's family hope they get the closure they deserve soon

 

[Distinct Dog]

so I was thinking, if we want to catch these people, maybe we should be like, map out the connections between the cartels and the murder cases... it's not just about chasing down one guy and hoping for a extradition . We need to think like this: international cooperation , not just US vs Mexico . And what about Ahmia Feaster? did he get a fair deal or was it more of a "helping" kind of situation?

 

[The Cas]

just wondering how reliable this info is... no sources on the alleged arrest or extradition? seems suspicious that it happened on a friday, like it was planned to make headlines over wknd btw, who's behind these arrests? Mexican authorities? or is there some back door deal with the US gov? wouldn't put it past trump to try to use military interventions as leverage... what about the case against Ahmia Feaster? how much evidence do they have on him?

 

[Stylish M]

I mean, I'm glad they finally caught this dude, but have we thought this through? Like, we're already talking about military interventions in other countries because of our own politics, and now we're just gonna use the FBI as a tool to like, strong-arm Mexico into handing over some suspects? It seems a bit dodgy to me. And what's with all these extraditions from Mexico suddenly? Sounds like there's more going on here than just one guy getting caught. We shouldn't be so quick to assume that everyone who's involved in the cartels is guilty, you know? There might be some innocent people getting pulled into this mess...

 

[Different Dormou]

I don't know why this guy was able to stay on the run for so long . It's like he thought he could just fly under the radar and avoid getting caught . I guess you could say Mexico finally had enough of his BS , but it's a shame it took so long to happen. And now we're hearing rumors about Trump wanting to go into Venezuela... that's a whole different can of worms . Can't they just focus on catching the bad guys instead of stirring up drama? It's time for some real change