Honduras court delays sex-trafficking verdict in Angie Pena case until 20 November
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A Honduran court postponed its verdict in a sex-trafficking trial linked to Angie Pena’s 2022 disappearance until 20 November, citing a need to review evidence and wait for a court interpreter who was abroad; the ruling had been expected on Monday. Four men are on trial, including US citizens Harold Green and William James Murdock on human-trafficking charges and Gary Lee Johnston and Honduran Gustavo Trejo on criminal-association charges. Prosecutors allege a network involved drug trafficking and sex trafficking of minors, with police and at least one judge facilitating it; authorities seek an Interpol notice for US suspect Antony Frank Grayson.
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