Former leader who fled to the Mexico awaits prison (Houston Chronicle)

Rebecca Parrett, former CEO of national century business financial who fled the United States to avoid a penalty of imprisonment of 25 years, will face no new charges after his arrest on 26 October Mexico, an official of the U.S. said that Friday.Parrett, 62, was taken over by the Mexican immigration authorities in the city centre resort Ajijic, Jalisco. She was sentenced in Columbus, Ohio, in 2008 for his role in a $ 2.9 billion fraud. Days later, while out on bail, fled his home of worries, Ariz.Parrett is facing charges again because a judge attached for five years when he convicted in absentia as a fugitive in 2009, said a spokesperson for the Prosecutor Carter Stewart United States. She is in prison awaiting a prison assignment.Parrett Columbus, a former vice President, was one of 10 executives convicted at trial or guilty.Deputy, the American Marshal Brian Babtist said she was "living in the lap of luxury" in Ajijic, pleaded. He reported having used an alias and told people that she was an American who had testified in a case of white collar crime. National century Ohio helped hospitals raise money by buying their unpaid insurance. He filed for bankruptcy in 2002. Precipitate collapse bankruptcy of 275, health care providers, authorities said.