Their arrival β a daring and unorthodox deportation plan using a suspiciously pricey passport arranged by the facilitator with a country the deportee was not a citizen of β quickly turned into a debacle. Met by suspicious Guinean police, there was a tense confrontation. But the twisting tale of a foreign businessman trying to solve the already bizarre case of the Man With No Name took even more unexpected turns, with Reg Williams, the CBSA director who called in the facilitator and lost his position, he said, because of the airport debacle, saying he was sacrificed by senior CBSA brass who had approved his plan and were ready to take credit if it had succeeded, but then punished him when it failed.
Williams said in an interview when asked about the case. The circumstances of the aborted deportation and the involvement of the Serbian facilitator angers the immigration consultant working to free the Man With No Name. Get a dash of perspective along with the trending news of the day in a very readable format. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. A welcome email is on its way. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder. The next issue of NP Posted will soon be in your inbox.
We encountered an issue signing you up. Please try again. For more than seven years, he has lived in jail in Ontario because his identity cannot be confirmed.
Until Canada knows who he is and where he was born, officials cannot deport him. A global fingerprint search by Interpol, the international police organization, came back with eight different identities he used before coming to Canada. Unable to prove it, however, the Cameroonian government declined to issue a passport. It was in the midst of this bizarre state of limbo that Mr.
Mvogo, if that is his name, was introduced to Ivan Simic, the facilitator. Simic is an international man of some mystery. He travels widely, has diplomatic connections with countries around the world, displays enviable charm and is involved in foreign media projects.
