El Chapo's Wife Laughs at Weeping Side Dish During Tense Trial

Sex & Relationships
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Not even the best telenovela could match this. Mistress has confessed and is going to prison testifying for lower sentence against Guzman. Wife will enjoy the hidden loot left behind.

Jurors and a tense courtroom of rapt observers were glued to the proceedings Thursday as Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, his wife seated in the gallery just behind him, saw one of his mistresses take the stand to testify against him.

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Wife Emma Coronel Aispuro cackled in laughter as Chapo’s sidepiece, Lucero Guadalupe Sanchez Lopez — a politician in Guzman’s home state of Sinaloa until her arrest — wept so much that she had to be taken out of the Brooklyn federal courtroom. :oops:

In one January 2012 exchange, Sanchez told Guzman she was sending him 350 kilograms of pot on a plane, and he asked her if she had marked the packages in any way.

“Love, there is a heart on them,” she replied — to which he responded: “How sweet.” :D:D:D Sanchez said she was in bed with Guzman at one of his many hideouts in Culiacan on the night of Feb. 16, 2014, when the US feds and Mexican Marines showed up to raid the house — and Chapo fled butt naked through a secret tunnel underneath his bathtub.

Coronel’s glee was only exacerbated when Sanchez’s lapel mic remained on even after she was removed for a break — her sobs still being broadcast throughout the courtroom after she left.
Chapo and his beauty queen wife, who often blow each other kisses in court, were both tense and avoided eye contact as Sanchez began discussing her affair with the cocaine kingpin.
But Coronel, 29, soon cracked a small smirk when Sanchez, also 29, described her relationship with the 61-year-old cartel boss to the jurors.
“Up until today I am still confused because today I thought we were still involved as partners,” the petite bottle-blonde said.
Sanchez said she first started dating Chapo in 2011 at age 21, and then began working for him in the drug trade.
Guzman sent his young girlfriend to states around Mexico to search for high-quality marijuana, Sanchez testified — a job she says she wasn’t paid for and which often took her to remote locations where she could only call him by climbing to the top of a hill.

Text messages between the two displayed in court Thursday showed they mixed business and pleasure.
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:smiley:

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Hii nini kwa caption ya hii bicha? Witness anaitwa exhibit?

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She’s laughing because that side dish is as good as dead…snitching on chapo is a death wish.

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Bwahahaha I’d laugh too!

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:D:D

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Why is the wife not under arrest? She eats drug money, and I doubt that she knew nothing about her husband’s line of work. It’s not really over yet.

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wacha pipi aendele na biashara

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She said she doesn’t believe that the husband is a drug dealer , besides there’s no evidence showing that she was involved. Smart move.

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:D:D
The drug dealers shield their families a great deal. Mipango wa kandos not so much. Kukinuka uko pekee yako. Kama angekua na wife chances are he would have been gunned down trying to protect her or buy her time to flee.

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The kind of joy that would beat the bad feeling of a side dish enjoying what’s yours.

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If I recall well from the bits of news info I read, I saw many guys have come to witness against him, including top guys in his ring.

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sasa the series haitaendelea?

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this is normally so in order to get a lenient court sentence…its a bargain

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snitching ata week haitaishaa plomo or plata slogan bado iko

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A federal judge sentenced Emma Coronel Aispuro, the wife of Mexico’s most notorious drug lord, Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, to three years in prison and 48 months of supervised release.

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Coronel pleaded guilty earlier this year to assisting her husband’s cartel, the Sinaloa cartel, in its drug distribution process while her husband was imprisoned, according to court documents.

“The defendant’s actual role was a minimal one,” prosecutor Anthony Nardozzi said. “The defendant acted primarily in support of her husband. The defendant acted upon his orders, which, in turn, furthered the interests of the criminal cartel. The defendant was not an organizer, leader, boss or other type of manager. Rather, she was a cog in a very large wheel of a criminal organization.”

Because Coronel, a 32-year-old former beauty queen, has no prior criminal convictions, she was able to avoid a minimum 10-year sentence for her crimes.

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The three-year sentencing is a year less than the federal government’s recommendation of four years, which the defense called “inappropriate” during Tuesday’s sentencing hearing.

D.C. District Court Judge Rudolph Contreras noted that the conditions of the prison in which Coronel was held during the COVID-19 pandemic prior to her sentencing were “harsher than they would have been” in pre-pandemic times “and will continue to be harsh for the foreseeable future.”

Coronel, who has dual citizenship in the U.S. and Mexico, and Guzman were married in 2007, when she was 18. The couple has two twin daughters together.

She pleaded guilty to three counts of conspiring to distribute cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and marijuana illegally imported into the United States; conspiring to launder drug money from the cartel; engaging in financial dealings with the cartel.

Coronel is also facing supervision after her release for four years on count one and three years on counts two and three.

The Sinaloa cartel – one of the world’s largest drug-trafficking organizations under Guzman’s leadership – was responsible for multiple murders and smuggling mountains of cocaine and other drugs into the United States during the drug kingpin’s 25-year reign, prosecutors previously said in court papers.

Guzman was [U]convicted[/U] in New York on Feb. 12, 2019, of running an industrial-scale smuggling operation. He was sentenced to life in prison in July of that year.