Americans involved in a coup of the Congo have returned to the US to face the accusation after avoiding death sentence

The trio of Americans who damaged death and repatriated to the United States from the Congo after trying to drop the government have suffered from new accusations.

22-year-old Marseille Malanga, 22-year-old Tyler Thompson Jr., and Benjamin Rowen Zalman-Pool, 37 years old, were initially sentenced to death in the Congo, but last Wednesday were punished by the President of the Congo Felix Teshequed.

This allowed them to return to the United States to give life sentences to last year’s coup attempt, left six people to the dead and headed by Malang Christian’s father, a shadow opposition with ambitions of forming a new government.

But on Wednesday, the US Department of Justice found that three men, as well as the fourth suspect, were faced with new charges concerning a refined coup attempt.

The criminal complaint reveals extraordinary photos, text messages and video surveillance of the coup itself, as well as careful planning for the weeks leading to it.

The long -term investigation of the FBI has accused people of conspiracy to provide weapons, explosives and other support of the insurgent army. They are also accused of trying to gain friends in the United States to join their business.

Prosecutors claim that they also abducted the bus and raid at the Congolese police department to get a weapon for a deadly attack.

Christian recruited his son born in Utah and was killed during the confrontation of arrest inside the palace, which he stormed with a 40-horsepower police.

The prosecutors argued that the purpose of the plot was to create a new government known as the new Zaire, and to establish senior Malanga as its president.

Men are now accused of crimes, including a conspiracy to use massive destruction, bombardment of government agencies and conspiracy to kill or abduct persons in a foreign country.

These accusations, which have taken together, can lead to long prison sentences, if condemned, may change if and when the defendants are accused of a large jury.

The junior Malanga identified herself as the “Chief of Staff of the Zaira Army” and acted as the leader of the rebel forces, the court documents reports.

But he told the Congolese judge that his father threatened to kill him unless he obey his orders.

Malanga, Thompson and Zalman-Pool are expected to perform in Brooklyn.

The fourth man, accused, is Jozef Peter Mosser, a 67-year-old explosive specialist who should appear in a trial in Salt Lake City on Thursday.

Prosecutors claim that he conducted training and explosive instructions from his Utah home as part of the plot and facilitated weapons.

Photos published by the authorities show that men posing with many high weapons, including flames and guns.

Completed evidence also show photos of dead bodies from the moment of attack dispersed on earth, which were later allegedly divided on social networks. Malanga’s father is one of the depicted bodies, the authorities say.

The complaint provides the most detailed chronicle to date attempt in May 2024 to close the President Cesequed.

He argues that the predictable revolution was the result of the moon in the plot, not a random idea.

“We are going to get out of terrorists,” – allegedly, Malanga told a friend that he was picking up to go to Africa.

Other friends who claimed to suggest Malanga Up to $ 100,000 join him on a mysterious “security” in the Congo.

Prosecutors seek to keep all four men in prison when it is moving forward.

“Four defendants pose an extraordinary danger to the community and pose an unmanaged risk of flight,” the Ministry of Justice report reads.

It states that Mosser, an ancient associate of a Christian, faced the accusations of criminal behavior years earlier when he was accused of attempting to place an explosive black powder on a plane from the Salt Lake City Airport. He pleaded guilty of misconduct and was sentenced to the form of the probationary term.

Meanwhile, Thompson, a friend and former football friend of Marseille Malang’s secondary school in Utah, is described in court documents as a specialist in drone, who purchased on a flamometer he planned to use for “light of people in fire”.

His family said he flew to Africa for being believed his first vacation abroadHe paid for Christian Malanga.

Witnesses watched Thompson and Junior Malanga conducted the drones of drones and fired pistols and rifles on a shooting near Salt Lake -City before leaving Africa, according to the complaint.

Mosser allegedly helped Thompson and Malanzi mounting flamethrowers and showing them how to use drones to throw pipe bombs.

The reports received by investigators show that the Mosser conspires with Christian Malanga for the delivery of the AR-15 rifle for the Congo, the complaint said.

Zalman-Pool was reported to go to Utah to help Malang to recruit soldiers for their insurgent army. If the plot was successful, Zalman-Pool would become Chief of Staff of Christians Malanga or “worked in finances” in a new administration, court documents say.

The complaint also places three defendants on the stage, using images and publications from men’s social media accounts, including videos on the right part recorded by Christian Malanga.

While the trio initially issued death sentences for a predicted revolution in the Congo, the punishment was subsequently replaced with life imprisonment.

They have ultimately transferred to us, among The efforts of the Congolezian authorities to reach mineral agreements in exchange for exchange for security to fight the rebels in the injured country.