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Twelve "Gringos" On Interpol List Wanted in Costa Rica For Fraud.
Twelve Americans are on the Interpol list wanted in Costa Rica for various acts of fraud against investors or the state.

The list is headed by Christopher Coulter and Robert Simmons Davis, associated with the Matteo Quintavalle, the Italian who is facing charges of defrauding his American investors over a real estate deal.

The list also includes Thomas Jafeck, Thomas Jafeck Jr. and Billie Joe Jafeck, who are linked to the failed Costa Rican Green financial company that saw some 26 American investors lose their money.

Edwin Lawrence Lowerry Reames is another who is wanted in the case of fraud involving some us$500 million dollars. Authorities have been looking for Reames since 2000, for a continued fraud dating back to 1983.

Luis Ángel Milanés is also on the list of the wanted. Milanés is the Cuban-American who took off from Costa Rica with some us$200 million dollars of investor money in a high interest earning scheme. Milanés has been missing since 2003.

Donald Jennison Smith, Lisa Doreen Rose, Gerald Joseph Latullipe, Frank Jack and Elwyn Jacobs round the list of wanted dozen, all wanted for various acts of fraud.

 
 

 

 

 

 
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