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http://www.cbc.ca/toronto/story/to-mexican-couple20060519.html
From the start, Rodriguez has been outspoken about the investigation at the upscale resort near Cancun. Several times, he hs released information and then backtracked. Almost immediately after the bodies were discovered, Rodriguez said it appeared the killings were a "professional, premeditated slaying." He recanted a few days later, saying there was no evidence the murders were linked to organized crime.
"The Ianiero family does not trust him. I do not trust him and no Canadian should trust the justice system in Mexico," Greenspan said.
Senior Mexican police investigators have been in Canada meeting with police about the case.
But Anthony Ianiero said the family is losing hope about the investigation.
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Mexicans raise mob-hit theory in Ianiero case
Family's lawyer angered that York police are asked to probe 'baseless' rumours
TIMOTHY APPLEBY AND MARINA JIMÉNEZ
Mexican authorities probing the double murder in February of a Woodbridge, Ont., couple found with their throats slashed in their room at a luxury hotel have asked York Regional Police to examine the possibility that the killings stemmed from an underworld debt owed by a person close to the slain pair.
"I raised this aspect about the debt, they knew about that rumour already and I asked them to investigate it," Quintana Roo state prosecutor Bello Melchor Rodriguez y Carrillo, who heads the inquiry into the slayings of Domenico and Nancy Ianiero, said in a telephone interview yesterday.
Together with three colleagues, Mr. Rodriguez visited Ontario last week to consult Canadian police and justice officials about the Feb. 20 killings at the Barcelo Maya Beach Resort, an hour's drive south of Cancun.
He stressed yesterday that the debt theory is only one line of inquiry being pursued, and that "everyone is under suspicion until, one by one, they are cleared."