A 66-year-old from Styria is said to have trafficked drugs in the Mexican holiday paradise. He was quickly arrested. The Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is already involved.
Finally relaxing after decades of working at a renowned company in Styria. Hermann K. (name changed) has finally started his well-deserved retirement and is going on a trip. Because: “Life begins at the age of 66,” sang Udo Jürgens – but in the case of Hermann K. it ends unpleasantly for the time being.
The former top manager from Graz would not only have enjoyed the summer, the sand and the palm trees in the holiday paradise, but also the “white” that (supposedly) turns nights into days and 15-08 parties into a mega show.
Would have supplied others with fabrics
The Styrian energy bundle – a welcome guest as a top lawyer at discussion groups – is said not only to have made himself happy, but also to have provided others with mind-altering substances.
Not the best idea in the drug stronghold of Mexico. The cartels have their eyes everywhere: consumption is tolerated, sales or even smuggling end – in the best case not with an execution – but in prison. Hermann K. is in one of them.
After his retirement last summer, he was allegedly caught with kilos of cocaine. Friends report that the father of the family was thrown into a Mexican dungeon cell along with dozens of other prisoners. The hygienic and social conditions are not the best.
It is still unclear what exactly the 66-year-old is accused of. Initially it was said that drugs had been planted, but currently there are rumors that he confessed to smuggling.
“He is doing well considering the circumstances”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in any case aware of the case. “The Austrian Embassy in Mexico has been in constant contact with the person concerned and his family members, as well as with local authorities since the arrest became known,” the embassy said in response to a question from “Krone”. With Hermann K. “things are going well considering the circumstances”.
Source: Krone
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