81.   Prosecutors claimed some of the funds were used for first-class vacations and to pay off Italian journalists for information.

82.   Prosecutors claimed that the convicted men were connected with the Uighur separatist group Shark Azatlyk Taskhilaty.

83.   Prosecutors claimed the mother hung up and refused to answer when the operator called back.

84.   Prosecutors had claimed the killings were ordered by the Mafia in retaliation for police crackdowns.

85.   Prosecutors later claimed they discovered new evidence indicating that both of the men participated in the murder.

86.   Prosecutors also claim Van der Veer was in possession of a defaced Cuban flag, camouflage gear, and a U.S. military backpack at the time of his arrest.

87.   Prosecutors at first claimed that a disturbed lone gunman, Mario Aburto Martinez, fired both of the shots that killed Colosio.

88.   Prosecutors claim he covered up evidence from Rodriguez and others in order to protect Raul Salinas.

89.   Prosecutors claim he is Comandante Vicente of the Zapatista National Liberation Army.

90.   Prosecutors claim he was trying to protect Raul Salinas de Gortari, brother of the president who left office in December.