to Thomas Spina, May 14, 1985, exhibit B to Response to Motion for Summary Judgment.[2]
On October 27, 1986, Mitchell had an MS "exacerbation," which kept him largely homebound until December 6, 1986. It is undisputed that he conducted some business from his home during this period, though it is disputed whether he spent any time at his office. See Affidavit of M. Scott Mitchell, August 17, 1988, Attachment to Response to Motion for Summary Judgment, at 6-7, paragraph 12.
On December 9, 1986, the company informed Mitchell that it had transferred some portion of his accounts[3] to other salespeople. The company told Mitchell that these customers would not be assigned back to him, and that if he wanted to continue working, he had to work with the remaining clients.
Mitchellmost-wanted criminal is now being held at the “Supermax” facility in Florence, Colorado, records show.

Prosecutors say Beltran Leon once worked with Guzman’s sons Alfredo Guzman and Ivan Guzman to smuggle massive shipments of drugs into the United States. He is related to El Chapo by marriage and, authorities say, once bragged he was “one of the first people” to see Guzman after the druglord escaped a Mexican prison in 2001.

Beltran Leon, who admitted his role in the sale of 46 kilograms of cocaine in Los Angeles in June 2013, faces up to life in prison and a minimum of 10 years behind bars.

For years, Beltran Leon has maintained that U.S. agents were complicit in torture he endured at the hands of Mexican marines after his capture in 2014.