A troubling incident unfolded in New Orleans, where a woman with a notorious past was apprehended following the mysterious death of a Super Bowl reporter.
Danette Colbert, aged 48, was taken into custody after surveillance footage captured her leaving the hotel room of Telemundo reporter Adan Manzano, who was later found dead. Colbert, known for her history of drugging men and engaging in financial crimes, was seen on video exiting the Comfort Suites room before allegedly using Manzano's credit cards for personal purchases.
As reported by Gateway Pundit, Adan Manzano, a promising 27-year-old sports journalist, had traveled to New Orleans to cover the Super Bowl for Telemundo. His untimely death has raised questions, particularly given Colbert's extensive criminal record. Kenner Police revealed that Colbert's past offenses include "allegations of drugging men, theft of currency, fraudulent use of credit and debit cards, and other financial crimes." Her arrest has brought renewed attention to these allegations, as she reportedly used Manzano's credit cards at multiple locations before her apprehension.
NBC News further detailed the charges against Colbert, noting that she faces accusations of "property crimes, including fraud and theft-related offenses." The investigation into Manzano's death and the surrounding circumstances remains active, with authorities working to piece together the events leading to his demise.
Kenner Police Chief Keith Conley disclosed that the credit card Manzano used for his hotel stay was missing from both his person and his room, suggesting foul play. Colbert's actions, captured on hotel security cameras, have intensified scrutiny as investigators seek to uncover the full extent of her involvement in this tragic case.
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