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Ecuador’s ambassador calls for Plymouth prosecutors to turn over evidence in Brockton slayings; warns of appeal by Luis Guaman

By Maria Sacchetti

 |  Globe Staff  

  May 18, 2012

Ecuador’s ambassador to the United States this week rejected US Senator John F. Kerry’s request to extradite a man accused of a Brockton double murder, and urged Kerry to support Ecuador’s decision to prosecute him there, according to a letter released to the media today. Ambassador Nathalie Cely said in a letter to Kerry that Ecuador had worked “tirelessly” to obtain evidence from Massachusetts prosecutors needed to keep Luis Guaman in prison in Ecuador, where the constitution bars extradition of Ecuadoran citizens.

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