In this explosive episode of Caribbean Tea, Vivian M. Williams — joined by co-hosts Denis Chabrol and Kendol Morgan — dissects the dramatic developments in the extradition battle involving Azruddin Mohamed and his father, Nazar Mohamed. From sealed U.S. federal court filings to the sudden withdrawal of criminal charges by the Guyana Revenue Authority, this case stretches across borders, legal systems, and political realities. It break down the mystery behind the U.S. sealed dockets, Guyana's Attorney-General’s public defense of the government’s actions, and the controversial decision to hand over jurisdiction to Washington.

Could the U.S. prosecute the Mohameds for “gold smuggling”?

Does the the case rests on a thin jurisdictional thread of wire fraud and money laundering?

Why Guyana’s withdrawal of its own charges raises questions about sovereignty?

Is Guyana ceding too much ground to Washington? Are U.S. prosecutors pushing the boundaries of jurisdiction? And could this mark a new era of American legal expansionism in the Caribbean?

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