US EditionInterpol Finds Slaughter in His House After Five Years of Searching and the Judge Orders that He Be Summoned to Trial.
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The former Real Madrid player Marcus Slaughter was summoned this Friday by the Madrid court for the opening of a trial on the case of the false passports of Equatorial Guinea after being located by the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) at his home in Texas, United States.
Marcus Slaughter, expívot del Real Madrid accused of having falsified an Ecuadorian passport in order not to occupy an extra-community seat, was located by Interpol in his home five years after he escaped from justice in 2020, according to La Vanguardia. More information (Auto) Title news (Auto) 114382675The Madrid court has summoned him for trial for documentary forgery in a case in which Barça is personado and has been claiming the location of…
The location of the former basketball player could reopen a court case with sports consequences for the white team. More information: This is Marcus Slaughter, the former player of the Real Madrid basketball escaped from justice in the United States
The Slaughter case is nearing the end. Interpol has located the expívot of Real Madrid in his home five years after he disappeared from the action of the justice system and the Madrid court has ordered that he be summoned for trial for the forgery of his passport. Thus, it is recorded in the documentation to which La Vanguardia has had access. Slaughter is accused of having forged an Equatoguinean passport when he was a Real Madrid player in ord…
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