The former Olympic snowboarder and Canadian national Ryan Wedding, 43, is on the FBI's 10 most wanted fugitive list, allegedly running a violent multinational drug trafficking network.
BBC Report Weddings are being sought to ship hundreds of kilograms of cocaine from Columbia to locations in Mexico, Southern California, Canada and the United States, and coordinate multiple murders according to their creepy acts.
“We're a great place to go,” said Akil Davis, assistant director of the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office.
“The murders of competitors make weddings a very dangerous man,” Davis said.
The United States offers rewards up to $10 million for information that leads to a wedding arrest or conviction.
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan James Wedding, 43, at top left and top left, is one of 16 defendants charged with modest indictment on running, shipping hundreds of kilograms of cocaine from Columbia through Southern California, from Columbia to Mexico, Southern California, Canada, to Mexico and Canada. (Christina House/Los Angeles Times via Getty)
Investigators believe he lives in Mexico, but have not ruled out his presence in the United States, Canada, other Latin American countries or elsewhere.
It was not clear if he had a lawyer.
The ally of Canadian Andrew Clark, adjutant at the wedding of 34-year-old Canadian Andrew Clark, known as “The Eldictor,” was one of 29 drug traffickers who were handed over from Mexico to the US last week.
The wedding took part in Canada's huge slalom snowboarding, which finished 24th in the Parallel Giant Slalom at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
His multiple aliases in the criminal underworld include “El Jeff”, “Titan”, “Public Ayname”, “James Conrad King”, “Jesse King” and “Really Big Guy”.
