camera in central Florida earlier this month.

In 2022, the DEA seized over $273,000 in cash and two firearms from Lizardo's vehicle, records showed.

Earlier this year, the DEA began an investigation into a drug trafficking organization in Colombia and discovered Lizardo and a co-conspirator had arranged  money drops  involving hundreds of thousands of dollars, the records said.

One of those drops was supposed to happen the day of Aguasvivas' killing.

 On April 11, 2024, a money drop was expected for between $160,000.00 to $170,000.00. The drop never occurred,  the court records said.  Later it was discovered that the Defendant's wife traveled to Orlando to pick up the money but was carjacked and brutally murdered. 

Less than two months after Aguasvivas' killing, on June 5, a co-conspirator who said he was working with Lizardo was arrested during a traffic stop in which he was found with 10 kilos of cocaine and $190,000 in cash, the court records said.