US Firm Clears Mohameds of Damning Allegations

 Today we'll be discussing how a US-based firm has cleared popular businessman Nazar 'Shell' Mohamed and his family of damning allegations that have tarnished his reputation and prevented him from securing US visas.

For almost a year, the Berkeley Research Group (BGR Group) has been investigating accusations of money laundering, gold smuggling, murder, extortion, drug trade, and gunrunning against the Mohameds. BGR investigator, Tom Locke, a global security expert, who retired as the acting Assistant Director of the FBI’s Inspection Division, has revealed the findings of the investigation in a major tell-all interview.

According to Locke, Mohamed was never investigated in connection with any crime, nor has he been arrested or charged with any violation. Locke found that Mohamed's businesses have to pass stringent financial and security checks to do business with reputable companies such as ExxonMobil, Haliburton, Champion X, Stena Drilling, Peterson Energy Logistics, Aronco, and Baker Hughes. In his own words, "What I have found is that they are all allegations and once you look behind the allegations, they are nothing to substantiate any of the allegations."

Locke also reached out to a lot of people, including US and foreign government officials, business associates, family, and friends of Mohamed. He also looked at international databases, police reports, and adverse media reports. There was no evidence of corruption or any attempt to cover up anything.

Locke confirmed that Mohamed has travelled to the US for 40 years without any problems. He has never overstayed his visa and has abided by all the rules and regulations. Locke's investigation found that the allegations against Mohamed were false and were most likely made by his competitors or someone seeking to gain a disadvantage in the business world.

In summary, the accusations against the Mohameds were unfounded, and their reputation has been cleared by the BGR Group. Locke commended the Mohameds for their acts of kindness and charity towards thousands of Guyanese from all walks of life over the past 20 years. We hope this news brings some clarity and positivity to their situation.