Tsokos' Pet Judge Removed by Supreme Court

[nicoli86]

Copied from NicaNet.com July 7 2003

Topic 2: Tsokos' Pet Judge Removed by Supreme Court
In another significant victory for the Caribbean Coast,
Judge Anabel Omier was removed from the bench by the
Disciplinary Committee of the Supreme Court. Omier, a
personal friend of US citizen Peter Tsokos, who has been
fraudulently claiming indigenous land in the Bluefields
area and selling it on the internet, went too far for the
Supreme Court when she jailed three policemen
investigating the murder of Francisco Garcia. Garcia was
a popular Bluefields businessman and educator who was
married to indigenous rights lawyer Maria Luisa Acosta.
He was murdered execution-style in their home, and it is
widely believed that Acosta, who was out at the time, was
the real target. Police investigation has confirmed that
the prime suspect, Ivan Arguello, was Tsokos' chauffer,
and that the gun used in the murder belonged to Tsokos'
lawyer, Peter Martinez. Despite the evidence, Judge Omier
had dismissed all charges against Tsokos and Martinez.

The Nicaragua Emergency Response Network (NERN) has sent
numerous letters to Nicaraguan officials, including to the
Supreme Court, urging that the murderers of Francisco
Garcia be brought to justice. If you would like to become
a member of the NERN and have your name added to faxes to
Nicaraguan officials when human rights occur, send an
e-mail to nicanet@afgj.org asking for more information.

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The rest is not from NicaNet but from myself. An opinion,

It seems that there are others who are claiming to "own" Islands and Indian lands in the Atlantic coast. Anyone claiming to be an adviser or owner should be looked at very close and more then likely are involved in a money scam. They do not care for the people of Nicaragua and offer anything from Beach lots to investments that never come about. More often then not, these people don't live in Nicaragua and have no respect for or from locals.
As it is true you can buy property in Nicaragua in many areas from honest people who live there. You should visit for a couple of weeks and shed yourself of these "negotiators" and let the local people fill you in. Not only will you save thousands of dollars you will gain some new friends. Get out and meet some people offline! After all, if you are planning on buying a home or business why wouldn't you?

Over the years, I have visited Nica and have met some very honest people who care about their neighbors. They speak more of a social level then business. This builds trust and develops unity in the town. There are good, kind, folks in Nica who welcome investment and require no fee. and YES clear titles, if you want to go of it on your own but stay away from that mess on the Atlantic. Great place to visit though !!!