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Saturday, January 6, 2018

"International Fugitive" Nickolas Spanos exclusive interview

"International Fugitive" Nickolas Spanos tells all in this interview with Virginia Corrupt Lawyers.


We have reached out to Nickolas Spanos for an interview and he has agreed to tell his side of the on going controversy with Henrico County Commonwealth Attorneys Howard Vick, Wade Kizer and Shannon Taylor that has reached 20 years.

We emailed both HCCA Shannon Taylor and ex-HCCA Howard Vick for comments but neither returned our emails to tell their side of the story.

VCL contacted HCCA Shannon Taylor and former HCCA Howard T. Vick for an interview but they did not care to comment on the Commonwealth v. Spanos case.

VCL: Why did you flee Virginia just before the Multi-jurisdictional Grand Jury hearings on December 03, 1998?

Spanos: For numerous reasons, the first being that I was told that leaving for Greece was an option by HCCA Howard Vick during a meeting with 2 HCP detectives and my Attorney Murray Janus, at the time I thought it was the best option considering that Murray Janus has also advised me to "take a vacation" for a while. The grand jury hearings were scheduled for early December 1998, since a subpoena was not issued for me or was I told there would be one issued for me, I exercised my right to travel.

VCL: How long did you stay in hiding upon arriving in Greece?

Spanos: I never hid in Greece or anywhere else, everyone knew my exact address, telephone number and how to contact me.

VCL: When you state everyone, please be specific.

Spanos: My family, friends, my enemies, HCCA/HCP, U.S. State department, U.S. Embassy Athens, Henrico County Commissioner of Accounts, my lawyers McGuire, Woods, Battle and Murray Janus, my accountants, the Internal Revenue Service, Social Security Department. All of them knew my exact address in Athens, Greece, as well as my telephone number and email. I renewed my US passport in September 2006 and had listed my address on the renewal application. My address in Greece has been the same for 18 years.


VCL: Did you feel that you would get a fair trial?

Spanos: Not at all, in fact the system does not allow a fair trial, for instance, the Grand jury issued 13 indictments against me for "conspiracy to distribute cocaine". Each charge carries a 40 year sentence and a $500,000 fine for each count, that totals 520 years in prison and a $6.5 million fine if convicted. A lawyer to defend me in such a trial would cost $150,000, now if I plea bargain, the worst case scenario would have been that I would be sentenced to 10 years and only having to serve 1-2 years, possibly less with work release. The news media had already tried me, so tell me, even being innocent, a man would still plead guilty to such charges just to not take the risk of conviction.

VCL: Were there any other factors that led you to flee for Greece?

Spanos: Numerous, another strong reason was the persecution and violation of my constitutional rights, especially in 1996-98. Henrico county detectives were constantly following me, in restaurants, bars, activities with friends & family, they were even coming to my private residence in Hanover county and stealing my trash, so they could go through it. Henrico police helicopters were flying over my home constantly, even one of the detectives came to my house with his wife, asking to see the inside since they admired it from the road passing by. He did not announce he was a detective so I let them both in for a viewing, they wanted to see each room, closet, bathroom and area. I later recognized the detective in my meeting with HCCA Howard Vick. Another major incident was on a night I had been stopped by 7 Henrico Police cars with 10 officers for a "routine traffic stop", they were mostly undercover except for a couple of them, one being a detective Anthony Mehfoud. They claimed I had drugs in the car and insisted a search, which I refused, despite my refusal, they proceeded a complete search, tearing my car apart, in which they found nothing. Despite having a Florida drivers license, I was arrested for driving without a Virginia drivers license, the charge was dropped later. I met with a few attorneys to seek advise of what was happening, one was a previous deputy HCCA who worked with Howard Vick. All three advised me to be very careful and that the HCP would likely plant drugs on me or my possessions. The HCP had spent hundreds of man hours investigating and tracking me but could not obtain incriminating evidence, they were so frustrated that the chances of being framed were high.

VCL: While in Greece, just after the Grand jury indictments being issued and announced in the Richmond Times Dispatch that you were the "hub of a cocaine organization that distributed more than 600 kilos in the Richmond, Virginia area", you were interviewed by the Richmond Times Dispatch and stated it was a "witch hunt", do you still stand by that statement?

Spanos: Witch hunt? No, it is a strong case of oppression and persecution, what would you call when HCCA Howard Vick makes such wild accusations without any material evidence? Claiming 600 kilos of cocaine distributed without 1 grain of cocaine being confiscated, no money transactions, only a mysterious "black book" that never existed. The only "evidence" presented to the grand jury was the testimony of 13 drug addicts, unnamed in the indictments, who cut deals and walk away with immunity. Is this a justice system, playing lets "make a deal"? Let us see the outcome if no immunity was offered. We have absolute proof that the Grand Jury indictments were built on lies, intimidation, deceit and perjury.

VCL: Have you seen the Grand Jury indictments and when was the first time?

Spanos: Yes I have, the first time was about the 1st week of March 2013, when my older sister obtained a copy from the Henrico county Circuit court clerks office and sent them to me. I had been arrested in the Philippines on October 18, 2012 by Philippines Immigration and assisted by the U.S. Embassy/ FBI on instructions by HCCA Shannon Taylor. I had was waiting to be extradited, four months passed by and no extradition request had been submitted by the HCCA, I was supposed to be released on the 60th day of my arrest but the Philippines immigration refused, stating their reason was that the U.S. DOJ/HCCA was to extradite me. My Philippine lawyer instructed me to get authenticated copies since neither the Philippines Immigration or the U.S. Embassy Manila has provided them.

VCL: Did you see anything in the grand jury indictments that were suspicious?

Spanos: Yes, many suspicious items and perjury by the HCP detective and HCCA Howard Vick. Throughout the indictments, they presented a witness named Dr. Hugh Williams M.D., the Virginia Medical Board has issued a certificate that there is no Dr. Hugh Williams M.D. in the Virginia or national database, only a Hugh Williams who was licensed as a Radiologic technologist in 2002. Why does the HCP and HCCA have to present a false witness for credibility? This is perjury. Another strong point is that Witness L, main witness unnamed is my ex-girlfriend Sierra E. Cooke, who I had been in a long and nasty custody battle over our son, she has a documented suicide attempt in which she was held in St. Mary's Hospital for 48 hour suicide watch. Their main witness has a history of mental illness and is unstable. We also have strong evidence that Sierra E. Cooke had personal relations with at least one of the investigating detectives, Also, the dates of the alleged offences do not match or are inaccurate, they state from January 01, 1987 to December 31, 1998, these alleged drug transactions occurred. First off, I was in Greece from November 28, 1998, how is it possible i made drug transactions? Then, if the drug transactions took place from January 01, 1987 to December 31, 1998, 11 whole years, what was the HCP doing all this time? You are following me around everywhere, searching my home and my car illegally but yet you find nothing or catch me in any illegal activities? In a Grand Jury hearing, only the prosecutor is allowed to present "evidence", the "Rules of Court" are completely neglected and the prosecutor can say or do as he pleases like in my case, commit perjury. Is this a justice system?

VCL: How long were you held in a Philippine jail?

Spanos: I was detained for 19 months without an arrest warrant or in violation of Philippine law, I never saw 1 day in court or allowed due process of law. After the Philippines DOJ made numerous requests to HCCA Shannon Taylor for authenticated copies of the Grand jury indictments/arrest documents and she refused them, they decided the only option was to deport me to Greece.

VCL: In a March 01, 2013 RTD news article, HCCA Shannon Taylor stated that you were arrested on unrelated charges and it was unclear whether you would be extradited to Henrico County, any comments?

Spanos: Yes, HCCA Shannon Taylor is a liar, plain and simple. First off, I was detained by instructions from HCCA & U.S. Embassy/FBI to the Philippines Immigration, numerous letters were written by the U.S. Embassy Manila legal attaches, with copies of some information provided by HCP/HCCA. I was charged on October 19, 2012 by Philippine Immigration for being an "undesirable alien", a fugitive from justice. My attorney has the letters, documents from both the U.S. Embassy and Philippine Immigration, HCCA Shannon Taylor has absolutely no evidence I was being held on unrelated charges. As for being unclear whether I would be returned to the United States to face the 13 indictments, Philippines immigration and I waited 19 months for HCCA Shannon Taylor to file an extradition request, which she maliciously refused to do, she let me rot in a Philippine jail with her deliberate negligence.

VCL: After you were deported to Greece, what happened?

Spanos: I was deported on June 01, 2014, during my flight, an Interpol Red Notice was issued for my arrest, upon landing in Athens, Greece, I was arrested by Greek police and detained for 60 days while the HCCA prepared an extradition request. On the last day of the allowed detainment period, the U.S. Embassy Athens presented the Greek DOJ an official extradition request with all the authenticated supporting documents. My detainment was continued until the extradition hearing on September 24, 2014, in which a Greek tribunal denied the HCCA/U.S. Embassy request for extradition. However, under international law, since the extradition was denied, Greece was obligated to prosecute me in the Greek judicial system. My detainment was extended until my trial on March 27, 2015, a Greek tribunal dismissed all the Grand Jury indictments and I was released.

VCL: So the HCCA did not process an extradition request for the entire 19 months detainment in the Philippines but when you arrived in Greece, your protected haven, they attempted an extradition request, is that not suspicious?

Spanos: It is not only suspicious but intentionally conducted in this manner to assure that I would not be returned to the USA. Their actions also violates numerous constitutional rights and due process of law, I will explain. The HCCA had their best chance to have me extradited from the Philippines but they never took action, the Philippines is heavily influenced by the USA, thus an extradition would have been 95% successful. The HCCA was obligated to do whatever possible to bring me to justice in the USA but obviously did not. An extradition request in Greece has a 5% chance of success, being that I was also a Greek national, add in the fact that when the Greek DOJ requested more evidence, HCCA Shannon Taylor never responded just like in the Philippines. In most extradition requests, the U.S. DOJ will retain the services of an attorney to represent their interests and filing motions, etc. In my extradition hearing in Greece, no attorney was assigned to represent the US DOJ or was a motion to appeal filed when the extradition request was denied.

VCL: Was there any media/press coverage of your arrest/extradition trial in Greece or USA?

Spanos: None, as a matter of fact, it has been suppressed by even the Richmond Times Dispatch, they were informed of all the details on the situation but hid the story. It seems that when such a news breaking story happens, the press jumps on it, but why in my case it was kept hidden? Why was my arrest in the Philippines and Greece not announced in the media, usually prosecutors/DOJ officials are quick to issue a news statement to brag of catching an "International Fugitive" who allegedly distributed 600 kilos of cocaine. Unless their case stinks, is weak and built on deception/perjury, some might even say their was some type of bribe or compensation paid to blunder the case. Lets not forget about the personal relationship that "Witness L" aka Sierra E. Cooke allegedly had with at least one of the HCP Detectives.

VCL: Lets touch on this alleged personal relationship that you mentioned a few times in our interview, what evidence or suspicions do you have?

Spanos: I cannot fully disclose the evidence at this point since my attorney will be presenting this during future cases in court against the HCCA/HCP but I can state that "Witness L" aka Sierra E. Cooke admitted to me several times of the close personal relationship of one HCP detective involved in my case. During the investigations, they formed a close and personal bond, from my point of view, I would say she manipulated the detective and used her charm to put ideas and scenarios in his mind, which of course illegally reinforces the prejudice and persecution in my case. 

VCL: Your attorney recently filed a memorandum/motion for "Brady Materials" with your case, please explain the situation with this.

Spanos: That is correct, on December 19, 2017, attorney Rhetta Daniel filed those cases in Henrico Circuit court and notice was served to the HCCA. We had requested in mid-November "Brady Material" as per my constitutional rights and Rules of the Court, HCCA Shannon Taylor refused to provide the evidence that we are legally entitled to, thus forcing my attorney to file court cases to force the HCCA to turn over all evidence that is exculpatory evidence and pertinent to my case. We had just received a letter dated December 20, 2017 from HCCA Shannon Taylor/ Michael Feinmel that they are refusing to provide such evidence and will oppose it in a scheduled hearing.

VCL: The HCCA is opposing to turn over "Brady Material" in your case, why would they oppose since you are legally entitled to?

Spanos: The obvious reason is that there is incriminating evidence against the HCP/HCCA office over the past 20 years against them, violations of constitutional rights, due process of law, perjury, malicious prosecution, oppression, delay of justice, false arrest, making libellous and slanderous public statements and many other violations of law, which would also include some type of bribery/compensation as not to pursue justice. It is a fact that files and documents have gone missing from Henrico Circuit court files, that only the HCCA had access to, is this not suspicious?

VCL: In your opinion, what will be the outcome, do you feel confident in your present/future case?

Spanos: I have always felt confident that there was no material evidence in my case, thus me challenging HCCA Howard Vick in 1998-99 Richmond Times Dispatch news articles, I dared him to have me extradited from Greece, in which he could have easily brought me back. My citizenship in Greece was not formalized until April 2000, all Vick had to do was send a simple fax to the U.S. State department and have my U.S. passport cancelled, in which the State department/U.S. Embassy Athens would have informed Greek authorities. I would have been arrested and deported as an undocumented alien, Vick could have had me back in Henrico County Circuit court within one month of my leaving the USA on November 28, 1998. The final outcome is already known, HCCA Shannon Taylor career is finished, she knows what she has done over the past 5 years and she has been sadly attempting to cover up her, Howard Vick and Wade Kizer's illegal actions. This whole case has been built on lies, deceit and illegal activity by both the HCCA and the HCP. 

VCL: One last question, will you be filing any cases for damages?

Spanos: I can not give any details as to that at this point, all I can state is that my constitutional rights and Due process of law have been violated for over 20 years, my family & friends has suffered greatly, we have all been oppressed and persecuted which has led to embarrassment, prejudice and being ridiculed. My wife & children have suffered greatly both in the Philippines, Greece and the USA. I lost my very successful business, as well as the two orphanages that were supported by my business and have been prevented from future employment/financial ventures because of the HCCA/HCP and to this day still suffer mentally because of their actions. I was illegally arrested and detained for 19 months in a Philippine jail under inhumane conditions, which led to denial of medical care, subject to both physical & mental torture and our human rights violated. All these are the direct actions of the HCCA/HCP. Yes, numerous cases will be filed, once we obtain the "Brady Materials", we will know exactly what transpired.

VCL: Thank you Mr. Spanos for your time.


Friday, November 3, 2017

U.S. Embassy Manila legal attaches tied to extortion syndicate.


A criminal complaint filed with Assistant Attorney General, Criminal division against U.S. Government officials, which includes extortion and Human Trafficking
(Part 1.)
Listed in the November 01, 2017 criminal complaint are USA Embassy Philippines Legal Attachés: Gibson M. Wilson, James D. Windsor, American Citizen Services Chief: 
Robert J. Jachim and Virginia Commonwealths Attorney  Shannon L. Taylor.

The complainant listed is Nickolas G. Spanos aka. Nikolaos Spanoudis, 54 years old,a dual citizen of the USA/Greece, who alleges that at least three of the defendants conspired with Philippine Immigration officials to extort $150,000. from him after he was illegally arrested and detained by Philippine Immigration authorities for over 19 months..

The Criminal charges listed in the complaint are:

1. Conspiracy to commit extortion. 

2. Conspiring with foreign government officials to violate a foreign countries laws.

3. Conspiracy to commit Human Trafficking                                   
4. Usurpation (Malicious abuse of authority). 

5. Intentionally violating my Constitution Amendment rights, specifically the 5th & 6th.

6. Title 18, U.S.C., Section 241: Conspiracy Against Rights

7. Title 18, U.S.C., Section 242: Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law

8. Intentionally disregarding Department of Justice procedures 

            9-15.000 INTERNATIONAL EXTRADITION AND RELATED MATTERS.

Spanos alleges that during an October 18, 2012 arrest by a team of 6 Philippine immigration agents in cooperation with U.S. Embassy officials, he was forcibly taken from his business in Cebu, Philippines without a warrant of arrest and without being read his Miranda rights, he was then transported to Manila and placed in Bicutan Bureau of Immigration detention center without having committed a crime or in violation of Philippine Immigration law. Spanos alleges that they used an outdated, unnumbered "Mission Order" to arrest him. (pictured below)


Mission orders have been deemed illegal by the Philippines DOJ and only to be used to validate the immigration status of the subject individual. Spanos claims that despite the Cebu immigration office verifying that all my documents were in order, immigration agents said I was being arrested by orders from the FBI/USA embassy that stated i was a "fugitive from justice".

Spanos was taken before a Philippines immigration prosecutor who "showed me the letter from the legal attaché Gibson M. Wilson along with a fax copy of 2-3 pages of what seemed to be part of a grand jury indictment from Henrico county, Richmond, Virginia from December 10, 1998. I told her I had never seen that before and that I did have dual citizenship status, that I only used my Greek passport in my travels to the Philippines. I told her to release me and that the Greek embassy will validate my citizenship and passport"

The next day, October 19, 2012, Immigration Special Prosecutor Julie-Liza Interior Madera charged me with being an "undesirable alien" because I was a "fugitive from justice" based on letters written by USA legal attaché Gibson M. Wilson.

Numerous fax letters were sent to BI officials by legal attaches Gibson M. Wilson, James D. Windsor, & American Citizen Services Chief; Robert J. Jachim stating Spanos had entered the Philippines illegally and using a fraudulent passport under different aliases and he was to be deported to the USA.

Spanos stated that the "alleged grand jury indictments are from 1998-99 for conspiracy to distribute cocaine. I was in Greece when these alleged indictments were issued. I had never been contacted by any Greek or USA authorities to inform me of any problems. In September 2006, I went to the USA embassy in Athens, Greece and renewed my USA passport, again, no embassy official indicated there was a problem and I was issued a USA passport. No extradition request or Interpol red notice had ever been issued.
USA embassy legal attaché James D. Windsor states in his letter that " I have a long history of running". I never ran nor hid, my address in Greece has been the same since moving there, I file USA tax returns which lists that address, my social security benefits statement goes to that address and even the Henrico county Commissioner of Accounting has my address where my late father’s estate accounting is sent to upon request."

Spanos alleges that "On or about November 01, 2012, bribery money was being sought for my release. The Philippines immigration Chief of Legal Arvin Cesar Santos, well known amongst lawyers as the contact to pay bribe money so that problems could be solved. He took the information provided by the subject USA embassy officials and attempted to extort money from me in the amounts of 2 million to 9 million pesos ($50k-$150k USD) to release me from Bicutan immigration detention center. 

I was told by my lawyer, Leah Lara & Rodinel Bugay, in Manila that I could be released from Philippines Immigration detention center if I paid off Chief of Legal Arvin Cesar Santos an amount of 2 million pesos ($50k USD), I was to pay 200,000 php ($5000) as deposit and the rest upon my release. I was told, this is the way these problems were taken care of. I arranged the 200,000 php deposit payment through bank transfer to my lawyer, (attached deposit slip), on November 05, 2012. By paying the deposit amount, it would stop the deportation to the USA until I could get the verification of the authenticity of my Greek passport and then after paying the 2 million pesos, I would be released.


They wanted proof that I could pay the 2 million pesos, so I had a bank certificate issued showing that the money was in the account on November 05, 2012, (attached).

After about 1 week, the price went up to 4 million pesos ($100k USD). I asked why such an increase of double, the lawyer said that the 3 commissioners needed to sign and they wanted that amount. I agreed to the price. After another 4-5 days, the lawyer told me that Chief of legal Arvin Cesar Santos said that the USA embassy officials who contacted him wanted 5 million pesos to hide my legal problems, documents and not bother me. I asked what assurances did I have, I was told it would be done quietly and no one would be the wiser. 

I thought about it but after I got the Greek embassy verification, I refused to pay such a large amount. I was told the money was large because "USA embassy officials do not come cheap" and that they would not proceed with extradition"

"On November 05, 2012, a certification letter was written by Greek Deputy Ambassador Nicholas Vergers stating that my Greek passport was valid, thus proving the USA embassy letters alleging I was travelling on false documents were baseless and pure speculation with no evidence to substantiate their claims. My established nationality in the Philippines was Greek, only the Greek embassy could cancel my passport, not the U.S. Embassy legal attaches".

The United States of America Government and the Republic of Philippines government have a legal extradition treaty; Ratified by the President November 4, 1996; Exchange of instruments of ratification at Manila November 22, 1996; Entered into force November 22, 1996. 

Under Article 9, Provisional arrest, paragraph 4. A person who is provisionally arrested may be discharged from custody upon the expiration of sixty (60) days from the date of arrest pursuant to this Treaty if the executive authority of the Requested State has not received the formal request for extradition and the supporting documents required in Article 7

The U.S. Embassy Manila never made a formal request for extradition and or any supporting documents to the alleged request for arrest within the 60-day provision as stated in the subject extradition treaty nor at any time during my 19-month illegal detention in the Philippines.

"At which point on December 18, 2012, I should have been released from the provisional arrest at Bicutan Immigration detention center Manila but instead I was arbitrarily detained for 19 months."


On or about December 20, 2012, lawyers asked me if I was to pay the $150,000 

(9 million php), the immigration commissioners wanted their Christmas gift, if I did not pay, I was to be detained and deported, I refused again.


Philippines immigration continued the illegal detention despite no visa violations or criminal charges against me. They issued a Summary Deportation order on January 10, 2013, for an administrative charge of being an “undesirable alien”, based on the USA letters "stating I was a "fugitive from justice" and without ever receiving any authenticated copies of the arrest warrants or grand jury indictments. The SDO was issued without my knowledge and without a hearing. Part of due process in Philippine immigration is having the right to a hearing before the Special Board of Inquiry to present evidence/legal briefs." 
I have spent 19 months in Philippines immigration jail, all their basis to continue my illegal detention is based and referred to the letters of the USA embassy legal attaché’s. All this time I was denied bail 3 times because of the USA embassy legal attaché’s letters stating I was a "public safety risk and would flee to avoid prosecution. This was quoted many times by Philippine Immigration commissioners and the Department of Justice Chief Leila De Lima. I was held in inhumane conditions, even denied dental treatment for an infected tooth that I suffered for 49 days until my attorney and Greek embassy threatened the warden if I was not taken to a dental clinic, cases would be filed against him.

During the entire 19-month illegal detention, no U.S. Embassy Manila legal attaché ever visited me to discuss the subject indictments, provide a copy or inform me of an extradition.

"In an April 07, 2014 letter by Philippines DOJ Secretary Leila De Lima, she states to my attorney on page 4, paragraph 2-3 :

“Furthermore, and quite notably, the U.S. Embassy was very clear in their request that the Philippine Bureau of Immigration (BI) not allow Mr. Spanoudis to be deported to Greece, as this would allow him to avoid prosecution in the U.S., of which he is alleged to be a citizen, having been born and lived a majority of his life……”

“Hence, in light of the holding of the BI, as affirmed by the undersigned’s 30 July 2013 Resolution finding him to be an undesirable alien (i.e.., a fugitive from justice) and a flight risk, we are constrained to deny the request that he be released on recognizance and be voluntarily deported to Greece.”

"Ironically, a couple of weeks later, in late April 2014, I was visited by immigration legal staff saying that I could deport back to Greece without prejudice to my case as soon as I purchased a ticket. When I asked them why I could be deported now after 17 months of detainment, their answer was "the USA embassy has no interest in you". I informed Greek deputy ambassador Nicholas Verghis of the deportation request."

I was told by immigration that they have lost my Greek passport. I had to file a lost passport report with police station and give to Greek embassy to process my emergency passport. This "losing of passport" is a common procedure by immigration officials to subject the foreigner to additional persecution, stress and expense in replacing the passport.  
"On June 02, 2014 I was deported by Philippines Immigration to Greece, not the USA which was demanded by the subject U.S. Embassy legal attaches in their letters."




"All these events are the cause of USA legal attaches Gibson M. Wilson, James D. Windsor, Robert J. Jachim and Henrico county, Virginia Commonwealths Attorney Shannon L. Taylors intentional and malicious actions. 


C.A. Shannon L. Taylor was informed of my presence in the Philippines sometime in September 2012.  
C.A. Shannon L. Taylor exhibited her intentional misconduct by completely ignoring the rules and regulations of the resources available to her office, by referring to": 
Virginia Extradition Manual  
Secretary of the Commonwealth  
Commonwealth of Virginia 2011  
Appendix G International Extradition Information for International Extraditions please contact:  
The Office of International Affairs  
Criminal Division United States  
Department of Justice  
Every extradition treaty is negotiated separately, and each contains different provisions. 
The first step in any international fugitive case should be to contact OIA. 202-514-0000 

Under Department of Justice procedures 9-15.000 INTERNATIONAL EXTRADITION AND RELATED MATTERS.  
Criminal Resource Manual 602 Procedures for Requesting Extradition from Abroad 

Extradition involves four basic steps: 
1. Contacting the Office of International Affairs; 
2. Making a preliminary determination of extradability. 
3. Deciding whether to ask for provisional arrest;  
4. Submitting the required documents in support of the formal request for extradition. 

The subject U.S. Embassy legal attaches intentionally committed perjury and usurpation in their letters to Philippine immigration officials, none of the letters or documents provided adhere to U.S. State department requirements,




Consular officers at the US Embassy in the Philippines are not empowered to authenticate public documents issued in the United States or outside the Philippines. Consular officers do not have access to the records of the issuing offices or the seals of the custodian of records.

An authentication is the placing of the consular seal over the seal of a foreign authority whose seal and signature is on file with the American Embassy or Consulate. A consular authentication in no way attests to the authenticity of the contents of a document but merely to the seal and signature of the issuing authority.

Both the Philippines and the USA are parties to The Hague Apostille Convention.  Apostille Certificates are issued for documents destined for use in countries that are parties to The Hague Apostille Convention.

In accordance with 22 CFR, Part 131, the Office of Authentications provides signed certificates of authenticity for a variety of documents to individuals, institutions, and government agencies. Examples of documents that may require authentication for use abroad may include, but are not limited to, company by-laws, powers of attorney, trademarks, diplomas, treaties, warrants, extraditions, agreements, certificates of good standing, and courier letters.

"I had submitted a criminal complaint on September 29, 2014 to Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division Criminal Section, in which on May 29, 2015, Vanita Gupta responded to Senator Mark Warner that they “generally investigate allegations of excessive physical force or sexual abuse by law enforcement officers and enforces federal criminal law statutes that pertain to violence-bias motivated crimes”.

On the DOJ website, it clearly states; 

Deprivation of rights under the Color of Law;
“This provision makes it a crime for someone acting under color of law to willfully deprive a person of a right or privilege protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States. It is not necessary that the offence be motivated by racial bias or by any other animus. 

Conspiracy Against Rights

‘Section 241 makes it unlawful for two or more persons to agree to injure, threaten, or intimidate a person in the United States in the free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege secured by the Constitution or laws of the Unites States or because of his or her having exercised such a right.”

Vanita Gupta in her letter states that the FBI was conducting an extradition process to return me to the United States, reinforcing the fact of my allegations in my complaint, that the subject U.S. Embassy legal attaches Manila intentionally violated the USA-Philippines Extradition treaty of 1996 and disregarded the provisions within the treaty. Vanita Gupta is derelict in her duties as Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General in attempting to cover up the subject crimes by the subject embassy legal attaches, furthermore, with such serious allegations, she never initiated a probe.

"There is only one conclusion; that the subject U.S. Embassy legal attaches Manila never filed for extradition and that is they had conspired with corrupt Philippine Immigration officials to extort $150,000 (9 million php) from me. There is no other logical explanation for not following the USA-Philippines Extradition treaty and the Department of Justice procedures 9-15.000 INTERNATIONAL EXTRADITION AND RELATED MATTERS."