The daughter of a Canadian couple, allegedly murdered under the orders of the former Olympic and current FBI’s most respected target Ryan Weddingshouting out her experience.
Jaspreet Kaur Sidhu watched her parents, Jagtar and Harbhajan Sidhu, were murdered in November 2023. Her parents were allegedly targeted by a wedding accomplice who mistakenly thought that they were confused as individuals responsible for the shipment of lost cocaine According to the FBI.
Jaspreet Kaur Sidhu was also shot 13 times in the attack and is still recovering from her injuries.
She told Toronto stars The day her parents were shot, “his countdown began,” refers to the wedding.
“He will have to face his own karma,” she said.
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Images of the wedding of former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan were shown on a video monitor along with the bricks of cocaine at a press conference at the FBI office in Los Angeles on October 17, 2024. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
Kaur Sidhu also revealed what she would say if they met.
She told him: “Even the worst criminals in the world have a special liking somewhere, and there are some benefits.”
“My parents are right? You have a good place, a soft place, you? Can you have mercy, or can you be a good person?”
Who was Ryan’s wedding? Olympians claim allegedly murdered drug king and FBI top target
Ryan Wedding, Department of Justice and Cocaine (Getty Image)
The wedding competed with the Canadian team at the 2002 Winter Olympics, and he was named earlier this month by the FBI’s 10 most popular fugitives for allegedly operating a transnational drug ring and orchestrating multiple murders.
The FBI has given him $10 million to make him stand out.
Wedding accused of delivering hundreds of kilograms of cocaine from Columbia to Mexico and Southern California to Canada and other parts of the United States
U.S. investigators believe the wedding was protected by Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel and trafficking resumed shortly after he was released. Federal authorities first issued a warrant for the wedding in September 2024, but he still has not been arrested.
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The wedding is also believed to have been carried out by alias “El Jefe”, “Giant”, “Public Enemy”, “James Conrad King” and “Jesse King”, and it is estimated that the wedding has been shipped in cocaine for more than $1 billion.
Wedding and alleged accomplice Andrew Clark, who was arrested in October Extradition last weekaccused of coordinating the murder of Ontario families in order to “retaliate against the stolen drug transport through Southern California.”
The wedding and Clark are also charged with coordinating the murder of another person in May.
FBI Los Angeles Chief Akil Davis said in a press conference Thursday that the wedding allegedly trafficked rings “usually transporting hundreds of kilograms of cocaine from Colombia through Mexico and Southern California, to other places in Canada and the United States” and murdered multiple murders in these drug crimes. ”
Davis added: “The alleged murder of competitors has made the wedding a very dangerous man, and his addition to the 10 most respected fugitive list, coupled with the State Department’s major award offer, will keep our partner public so that we can catch up with anyone else before putting anyone else in danger.”
Investigators believe the wedding resides in Mexico, but he has not been ruled out in the United States, Canada, Colombia, Honduras, Guatemala, Costa Rica or elsewhere.
Business charges for murder and crime in weddings are sentenced to a minimum sentence in federal prison.
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