Fred Ajudua's Fraud Trial Delayed Again Due to Defendant's Absence

The long-running fraud trial of Fred Ajudua hit a snag as he did not appear in court, causing a postponement. Ajudua's lawyer explained his client's custody situation, leading to a request for a new trial date in January 2026.
Ajudua is accused of receiving $1,043,000 from Abu Zalaf under false pretenses. The prosecution expressed surprise at the lack of prior knowledge about the letter explaining Ajudua's absence.
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