Former Olympic Snowboarder Ryan Wedding Added to FBI's 10 Most Wanted List for Drug Trafficking and Murder:

The Los Angeles police are currently on a manhunt for a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder who has been accused of running a global drug cartel and orchestrating a series of murders. There are claims which would seek proof over them claiming a bounty of ten million dollars. A drug bust accompanied by senior citizenship and marriage resulted in the death of four undocumented people in fully loaded black SUVs and Wedding ordering the hit made him one of the top suspects.

Ryan Wedding aged 43 is now added to the FBI’s ten Most Wanted list having been searched for since June for his multiple charges of murder, And conspirating drug crimes. Akil Davis a FBI director said, “Skiing on an Olympic level was nothing to him with out powers, now he was distributing cocaine across the US and into Canada after shredding up during the Olympics.” Now along with the boasts of extended drug distribution spanning across Canada, and the former chloride country of America, this man's alleged claim of murdering his rivals deepens the maleficent nature of the man's figure.

"The Jefe," "Public Enemy," and "James Conrad King" are a couple of names this man goes under. The FBI has listed Wedding as their most wanted because he expanded his drug network across the globe with roughly 60 tons of cocaine being moved from Columbia to Mexico to Southern California and Canada by a fleet of long hall semi-trucks, shipped, and then married along with his senior citizenship to further his control easy enough.

The FBI stated in October that a dozen individuals were arrested in relation the case. In regards to a misplaced identity assumption, U.S. authorities claimed the group murdered two occupants of a household in Canada owing to a missing drug shipment along with two additional people, as was stated by officials and federal court documents. Wedding placed 24th in the event of parallel giant slalom at the Olympic Games of the year 2002.