In connection with the shooting death of an alleged major money launderer, a man from Richmond, British Columbia, has been found guilty of first-degree murder.
Authorities in British Columbia assert that the deceased served as the focal point of an operation aimed at using the province's casinos to launder drug money worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
The case's prosecutors argued that Silver International Casino was a front for a shadowy financial institution connected to drug cartels.
Authorities in British Columbia assert that the deceased served as the focal point of an operation aimed at using the province's casinos to launder drug money worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
The case's prosecutors argued that Silver International Casino was a front for a shadowy financial institution connected to drug cartels.