US Politics | Veteran Raquel Sabean’s family slams cops who ‘let Master of Disguise boyfriend Tyler Adams escape’ after her body found
A KNOWN fugitive escaped from police after he became a person of interest in his girlfriend's death and now the victim's family has slammed the cops who let the ...Master of Disguise... go. Back in late May, US Navy veteran Raquel Sabean, 40, from San Diego, California, was found dead inside a red and white cooler in the trunk of her Volkswagen Jetta in Tijuana, Mexico. 
Facebook/Racquel SabeanRaquel Sabean, 40, (pictured) was found dead in her mother's car in Tijuana, Mexico '/ ' 
Raquel's family slammed the police for letting Raquel's boyfriend, a person of interest, escape 
Not known, clear with picture deskRaquel's boyfriend, Tyler Adams, 50, (pictured) is a known fugitive with many aliases '/ ' According to her autopsy, Raquel's neck had been broken, her father, David Sabean told CBS. Police then searched for Tyler Adams, 50, Raquel's boyfriend of two years and father to her third child. Her baby girl, Valentina, who was only seven months old at the time of her mother's death, disappeared after Raquel's body was found. Adams was detained in Tecate, Mexico by local authorities on June 15 after an Amber Alert was issued for Valentina, according to the FBI. Read more on crime 
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LEFT FOR DEAD Dad breaks silence on horror kidnapping and machete attack on Mexico vacation Valentina was also safely found that day in the possession of a babysitter in Playas de Rosarito and placed in protective custody. According to the cops, Adams was uncooperative during questioning in Mexico and then ended up fleeing the country, by crossing the border and going into the United States. He was able to escape using one of his many aliases, ...Aaron Bain.... The U.S. Sun talked exclusively with Raquel's father, David Sabean who has been an open critic of the law enforcement agencies that Tyler was in the care of. Most read in The US Sun CRUCIAL BREAKTHROUGH First pic of man arrested in connection with Delphi murders revealed KNIFE HORROR Tragic details emerge after dad and daughter killed in horror Kohl's stabbing PAT HITS BACK Wheel of Fortune's Pat corrects player after she shares controversial opinion NOT THEIR BEST Today fans cringe after guest acts 'irritated' with Hoda & Jenna on live TV FINAL SMILE Chilling final pics of husband with wife moments before he pushed her off cliff TOO HOT TO WORK I got sent home from work for my 'revealing and distracting' outfit "They should have been more careful in what they were doing. The Mexican police should have been careful,... he said. The Mexican police were the agency that found and arrested Adams on June 15. While Sabean did commend them for catching Adams, he said they made a mistake by letting him go. ...The San Diego police should have been careful,... Sabean said. He said that the agency should've been in better communication with the other agencies. The U.S. Sun asked the San Diego police for comment to which they replied: ...The FBI continues to work cooperatively with the family of Raquel Sabean and all our law enforcement partners, 'including ' Mexican Law enforcement, on this investigation.... ...The customs agents that let them go through with the fake ID, should have been careful. ...Probably the FBI also should have been careful, all of them." The U.S. Sun reached out to the FBI but a response wasn't received by the time of publication. Sabean added: "Nobody wants to take the blame." ...THIS GUY IS A FUGITIVE' The heartbroken father claimed that the Mexican police brought Adams to the border and handed him his phone, his fake ID that said Aaron Bain, and $200 worth of pesos. When Sabean questioned the officer that brought Adams to the boarder and handed him these things. Sabean said that the officer told him that they had to do it. "Why would you give somebody a fake ID? ...You know that's not him,... Sabean told The U.S. Sun. Sabean questioned why the Mexican Police wouldn't wait for the San Diego police or the FBI. "Why wouldn't you wait, why wouldn't you inform the custom agents? Hey, this guy is a fugitive." Sabean said that the Mexican police were the most to blame, since Adams was in Mexican custody. Adams is still on the run, not only as a person of interest in Raquel's murder, but the state of Hawaii also wants him for first- and second-degree theft. Read More on The US Sun 
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SCREAM QUEENS See the Kardashians show off their most scandalous Halloween styles Hawaii officials called Adams a ...master of disguise,... a ...con man,... and a ...sociopath who had no regard for the victims' property or those who might be affected by his criminal activity," according to the San Diego Reader. The U.S. Sun reached out to Tijuana Police's Playas de Tijuana office, General police director Rafael Vásquez Hernández's office and the Secretary of security and citizen protection public relations office for comment and updates but none was available.
Facebook/Racquel SabeanRaquel Sabean, 40, (pictured) was found dead in her mother's car in Tijuana, Mexico '/ ' Raquel's family slammed the police for letting Raquel's boyfriend, a person of interest, escape Not known, clear with picture deskRaquel's boyfriend, Tyler Adams, 50, (pictured) is a known fugitive with many aliases '/ ' According to her autopsy, Raquel's neck had been broken, her father, David Sabean told CBS. Police then searched for Tyler Adams, 50, Raquel's boyfriend of two years and father to her third child. Her baby girl, Valentina, who was only seven months old at the time of her mother's death, disappeared after Raquel's body was found. Adams was detained in Tecate, Mexico by local authorities on June 15 after an Amber Alert was issued for Valentina, according to the FBI. Read more on crime GUNMAN DEAD Murder suspect wanted for four deaths found dead in desert next to girlfriend LEFT FOR DEAD Dad breaks silence on horror kidnapping and machete attack on Mexico vacation Valentina was also safely found that day in the possession of a babysitter in Playas de Rosarito and placed in protective custody. According to the cops, Adams was uncooperative during questioning in Mexico and then ended up fleeing the country, by crossing the border and going into the United States. He was able to escape using one of his many aliases, ...Aaron Bain.... The U.S. Sun talked exclusively with Raquel's father, David Sabean who has been an open critic of the law enforcement agencies that Tyler was in the care of. Most read in The US Sun CRUCIAL BREAKTHROUGH First pic of man arrested in connection with Delphi murders revealed KNIFE HORROR Tragic details emerge after dad and daughter killed in horror Kohl's stabbing PAT HITS BACK Wheel of Fortune's Pat corrects player after she shares controversial opinion NOT THEIR BEST Today fans cringe after guest acts 'irritated' with Hoda & Jenna on live TV FINAL SMILE Chilling final pics of husband with wife moments before he pushed her off cliff TOO HOT TO WORK I got sent home from work for my 'revealing and distracting' outfit "They should have been more careful in what they were doing. The Mexican police should have been careful,... he said. The Mexican police were the agency that found and arrested Adams on June 15. While Sabean did commend them for catching Adams, he said they made a mistake by letting him go. ...The San Diego police should have been careful,... Sabean said. He said that the agency should've been in better communication with the other agencies. The U.S. Sun asked the San Diego police for comment to which they replied: ...The FBI continues to work cooperatively with the family of Raquel Sabean and all our law enforcement partners, 'including ' Mexican Law enforcement, on this investigation.... ...The customs agents that let them go through with the fake ID, should have been careful. ...Probably the FBI also should have been careful, all of them." The U.S. Sun reached out to the FBI but a response wasn't received by the time of publication. Sabean added: "Nobody wants to take the blame." ...THIS GUY IS A FUGITIVE' The heartbroken father claimed that the Mexican police brought Adams to the border and handed him his phone, his fake ID that said Aaron Bain, and $200 worth of pesos. When Sabean questioned the officer that brought Adams to the boarder and handed him these things. Sabean said that the officer told him that they had to do it. "Why would you give somebody a fake ID? ...You know that's not him,... Sabean told The U.S. Sun. Sabean questioned why the Mexican Police wouldn't wait for the San Diego police or the FBI. "Why wouldn't you wait, why wouldn't you inform the custom agents? Hey, this guy is a fugitive." Sabean said that the Mexican police were the most to blame, since Adams was in Mexican custody. Adams is still on the run, not only as a person of interest in Raquel's murder, but the state of Hawaii also wants him for first- and second-degree theft. Read More on The US Sun HOLIDAY TERROR 13 dead and 62 hurt including 12-year-old boy in Halloween weekend shootings SCREAM QUEENS See the Kardashians show off their most scandalous Halloween styles Hawaii officials called Adams a ...master of disguise,... a ...con man,... and a ...sociopath who had no regard for the victims' property or those who might be affected by his criminal activity," according to the San Diego Reader. The U.S. Sun reached out to Tijuana Police's Playas de Tijuana office, General police director Rafael Vásquez Hernández's office and the Secretary of security and citizen protection public relations office for comment and updates but none was available.
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