William Adolfo Cortez (PanamaGuide.com/Don Winner)Intro by Alicia Cruz
The Black Urban Times
The man facing murder charges for the deaths of two Americans in Panama is a North Carolinian wanted by the Wilmington police department for selling a home he didn't own.
Authorities say the life of William Dathan Holbert, who is featured on the "America's Most Wanted" web site, seemed to nose dive after 2004 following his separation from his wife. Holbert filed for bankruptcy, began participating in white supremacy activities and in 2005, Wilmington police issued a warrant for the father of three in connection with the fraudulent sale of a home. Holbert also has another warrant out for his arrest out of Polk County for failure to pay child support.
On July 30, Holbert and his new wife were arrested in Nicaragua, and deported to Panama, to face charges of killing two Americans. Police say the couple are also suspects in the disappearances of 5 other people. When Holbert and his wife were arrested in Nicaragua, investigators say he was identified as William Cortez. Later, he allegedly claimed his name was actually William Dathan Holbert...More on Crimesider
Authorities say the life of William Dathan Holbert, who is featured on the "America's Most Wanted" web site, seemed to nose dive after 2004 following his separation from his wife. Holbert filed for bankruptcy, began participating in white supremacy activities and in 2005, Wilmington police issued a warrant for the father of three in connection with the fraudulent sale of a home. Holbert also has another warrant out for his arrest out of Polk County for failure to pay child support.
On July 30, Holbert and his new wife were arrested in Nicaragua, and deported to Panama, to face charges of killing two Americans. Police say the couple are also suspects in the disappearances of 5 other people. When Holbert and his wife were arrested in Nicaragua, investigators say he was identified as William Cortez. Later, he allegedly claimed his name was actually William Dathan Holbert...More on Crimesider
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