A passport in another man's name would allow Lang to evade law enforcement while traveling overseas en route to Ukraine, authorities said in court documents.

On Sept. 11, 2018, Lang gave the man a suitcase with four pistols, a military smoke grenade and about $1500 in cash, and within a week Lang bought a plane ticket to Ukraine using the man's identity. But then Lang used an altered version of his original revoked passport to obtain a Mexican visa, and by late September 2018 he went to Mexico and then Bogota, Colombia, according to court documents.

On Nov. 23, 2018, he departed Colombia for Madrid, Spain, and, "It is believed that LANG used this revoked passport … to gain admission to Ukraine," court documents said.

"He is currently living in Ukraine,"another court document noted.

Lang has since been indicted in Arizona on one count of misuse of a passport. He and three alleged co-conspirators were indicted in the Eastern District of North Carolina on nine counts of identity theft- and fraud-related charges. And he and Zwiefelhofer were most recently indicted in the Middle District of Florida on four counts for the armed robbery that left two people dead.