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Following his arrest, Cazes was taken to a Thai police building, where prosecutors hoped to persuade him to sign an extradition agreement, allowing them to deport him from Bangkok without a lengthy legal battle—and more ambitiously, to make him an informant. 9/14 — PolitiTweet.org

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Finally an agent nicknamed M broke free of the melee. His make-or-break assignment had arrived. He raced into the house, up the stairs, and into Cazes’ bedroom. There it was, on a cheap white desk: Cazes' laptop. It was open. 8/14 https://t.co/Xl6fDdUotp — PolitiTweet.org

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One DEA agent, Jen Sanchez was given the job of speaking with Cazes and persuading him to agree to extradition. She didn’t have the authority to offer much to Cazes in exchange for his cooperation. But she tried to show him kindness, to help him keep his spirits up. 10/14 — PolitiTweet.org

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