Tony D'Souza is a Sarasota, FL, based journalist and former Peace Corps Volunteer who served in Ivory Coast and Madagascar. In 2006-2007, he drove from Florida to Nicaragua on assignment for 国产吃瓜黑料, a six-month trip that he wrote about in, “The Boomtown, The Gringo, The Girl, And Her Murder.” He has ridden one-speed bicycles on long journeys all around the world.聽聽
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An American imprisoned for the murder of his ex-girlfriend in a Nicaraguan surf town finally clears the air—sort of.
In the June 2007 feature story 聯The Boomtown, the Gringo, the Girl, and Her Murder” Tony D聮Souza reports on the murder trial of American ex-pat Eric Volz in Nicaragua. On March 26, 2007, after months of research and nearly two weeks of attempting to get access to Volz, Supreme Court…
When a local beauty turned up dead in Nicaragua's San Juan del Sur, the dream of paradise became a nightmare for one expat American surfer. He got 30 years and, predictably, a media melee ensued. But Tony D'Souza was on the scene from day one. This is the story you haven't heard.