JulianW

Any chance that some (or all ) of that will be distributed in my direction?

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John_In_Dakota

Negative. This was found in another country. We will not see any of it come our way.

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papa-bear

I'll set up a bank account in Mexico. I'll use it to pay for some nice vacations and if there is enough, I'll rent a hotel and bring you all down.

MSYoung

What is the rest of the story? Stashing money in your house is not illegal. Why was the house being searched?

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JulianW

Exactly my point, if you won't get to see it then maybe it'll come my way?

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gei_spot

So that's where our ebux went

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MSYoung

Yeah, now that you mention it. I think I see mine there on the right.

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slagburn

hmmmm Mexico City... I wonder how much money they really found.

Mercury_Storm

MEXICO CITY // Federal agents seized $206 million believed to be tied to the methamphetamine trade and detained seven people at a luxury home in one of Mexico City's most upscale neighborhoods, officials said yesterday.
The attorney general's office said it was Mexico's largest seizure of drug money.

The agents also seized eight luxury vehicles, seven weapons and a machine to make pills Thursday from the home in the Lomas de Chapultepec neighborhood, a collection of walled compounds that is home to ambassadors and Mexican business magnates.
The U.S. dollars were hidden inside walls, suitcases and closets.
President Felipe Calderon praised the seizure as part of his crackdown on drug trafficking. Since taking office Dec. 1, Calderon has sent some 20,000 police and soldiers into drug strongholds.

"We have no alternative," Calderon said yesterday. "We must act in a decisive manner now, or the costs in terms of money and human lives will be much more, and worse still, unrecoverable."

Federal investigators said the search of the home was part of an investigation into the company Unimed Pharm Chem de Mexico, S.A. de C.V., which is accused of importing from India large quantities of the ingredients needed to make methamphetamines.
The investigation began in December after officials seized 19.5 tons of pseudoephedrine in the Pacific port of Lazaro Cardenas.

Since the U.S. crackdown on the sale of cold medicines used to make methamphetamines, Mexico has become one of the world's largest makers of the synthetic drug.