-was asked to backdate receipts for communications equipment
The Canadian man who died here 11 days after he was shot was in Guyana for a transaction with Ricardo Rodrigues whom he knew from previous visits, and he was also acquainted with now-imprisoned drug lord, Roger Khan, according to well-placed sources.
Sources close to the Rodrigues investigation told Stabroek News that Jean Pierre Le Blanc was here at the request of Rodrigues and had been asked to provide backdated receipts for communication devices sold to him back in 2003. It is unclear if the receipts were linked to the ammunition bust at Tabatinga, Lethem in early October for which Rodrigues had been arrested and then released by the police.
