The prosecutor investigating U.S. boat strikes and torture allegations in Ecuador in connection with the Trump war crimes blowing up those boats off the coast of Venezuela, the prosecutor was assassinated in a courageous scoop by Camilla Lord's Galarza.

She writes about how she uncovered NASA images and videos of the U.S. Coast Guard,

corroborating testimony of victims,

and then the prosecutors working on the case,

and the main prosecutor was shot and killed in broad daylight.

Crystal Ball talks about this deeply disturbing story about how these

survivors of the U.S. boat strikes, Operation Southern Spear, as Trump and Hegsith and Southern

Command are calling it, how these survivors were kidnapped when they returned to Ecuador.

They were tortured for days by the military. The prosecutor investigating their claims was just assassinated

after the prosecutor's boss, who effectively was like the attorney general, was telling the

prosecutor, stay away, just say it was a random disappearance.

Don't dig any further.

And this prosecutor, her name was Alexandra Bravo.

She continued to investigate the allegations by 36 survivors who say that after they survived U.S.

strikes, they got back to Ecuador, they say they were tortured, that they were kidnapped, and she was trying to get to the bottom of it

and killed over there. Upon arriving at the crime scene, officers say they found five, nine-millimeter

shell casings and

Bravo's injured driver, but no sign of a police detail that was supposed to be assigned to protect

her. The police directorate, which operates entirely under the executive branch, launched a probe

to determine, was there an internal security breach, according to this article.

Now, who sits at the top of that government?

None other than a guy named Daniel Naboa.

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