copyright 2009, The Washington Post BOGOTA, Colombia -- Among those frustrated by the process is the commander considered the most cooperative, Salvatore Mancuso, a former Colombian rancher whose militias are said to be responsible for 10,000 crimes. Now at the Northern Neck Regional Jail in Warsaw, Va., Mancuso complains that he does not have a phone to communicate with Colombian investigators or a computer to track details of his crimes. Mancuso has participated in three depositions with Colombian investigators since arriving in the United States, Colombia's attorney general's office said. But Mancuso contends that he was extradited to keep him from revealing links between his organization and Colombian military, business and political leaders. 'Once I started to tell truths, the government became uncomfortable,' he said, 'and the way to stop that was to exile me.' 