As if taken from a scene from a “narco” series, the moment when some subjects threw a man who had previously been tied hand and foot was captured on the high seas.

The video went viral and everyone is talking about alias ‘Taliban’, the alleged drug trafficker who met that gruesome end.

In a boat, some nationals transport the “Taliban”, who, noticing that he cannot move, just looks everywhere: he knew what awaited him.

-“That the face of us does not come forward”, asks one of the men tasked with recording how they get rid of the ‘Taliban’.

When the time comes: they load him up and throw him headfirst into the water. The events were recorded near Martinique, it is stated unofficially.

If it falls into the sea, it is seen as an anchor. They say they would have tied it around the waist.

Taliban is Venezuelan?

A Dominican journalist named Ramón Tolentino was the one who revealed what happened to the “Taliban” on the night of Monday, August 28, 2023.

in your space this is not a radioTolentino also said that this alleged “narco” had Venezuelan nationality and showed what his identity card would be, and several photos “from the 1980s and beyond.”

He identified him as Reinaldo Fuentes Campos, ID number 394,027.

Tolentino confirmed that Fuentes Campos was born in Carúpano, a city in eastern Venezuela, and that he was believed to be a “boss of bosses” in the world of drug trafficking. Behind this impressive case of torture is said to be the Clan del Golfo.

He added that he had three children and a stepdaughter, the latter living in Bonao, Dominican Republic.

Why are they throwing the “Taliban” into the sea?

According to what Tolentino said, the person identified as an alleged drug trafficker was moving between Martinique, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic.

He controlled the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Maimón, Bonao.

Ramon Tolentino, journalist

He said the viral footage was recorded on July 17 or 18, 2023. He then indicated that he was thrown into the sea on the 18th.

And what happened was due to “quarrels, quarrels, deceit and, above all, drug trafficking.”

Apparently the ‘Taliban’ had been in the Dominican Republic on July 14 and 15.

He had brought with the Gulf Cartel.

Ramon Tolentino

According to Tolentino, Fuentes Campos used several identities, including Miguel Fulcar.

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“In an elaborate and ill-conceived ruse,” wrote the Daily Mail, “sources … dumped a $10 million shipment of narcotics overboard and fabricated a false Coast Guard chase to explain that the drugs had not been returned. . to their country.

That channel added that “sources told Tolentino that Fuentes was killed because he had been involved in the theft of a multimillion-dollar shipment of cocaine destined for Tortola, the largest in the British Virgin Islands.”

“Taliban” were invited to a “meeting” to discuss a drug problem, Tolentino added, quoted in the final version.

However, “they kidnapped him, hit him hard on the head to neutralize him, and tied his hands and feet.” The rest of the story is echoed in the macabre viral video. (JO)