The trial against Chapo Guzmán is postponed: the jury is preparing for the fourth day of deliberation

The jury in the case against Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán is slow to define the possible sentence for one of the world's leading mafia capos. Thursday, has ended the fourth day of deliberations without verdict. He was instructed to examine the testimony of Colombian drug trafficker Juan Carlos Ramírez Abadía "Chupeta" about the drug shipments he had sent to Sinaloa cartel.

"Chupeta" has a disfigured face plastic surgeries this was done to escape the authorities. Swear asked to review the data he had given on the ten consignments of cocaine he had sent to the Sinaloa cartel between 2003 and 2005.

The eight women and four men of the jury they sent a note Judge Brian Cogan, at 3.30 pm, asks for this testimony. They also want to review what Ramírez Abadía said during the OTP's response to the defense's interrogation.

According to the judge, the documents will only be available next Monday, because this Friday, there will be no deliberation.

Ramírez Abadía was imprisoned in the United States for ten years after being arrested in 2007 in Brazil. El Chapo had nicknamed him "El Rápido" because of the way he had trafficked his drug at the beginning of his trading relationship: he was the main supplier of cocaine cartel Sinaloa.

The Colombian recorded in an accounting book all shipments he had made between Colombia and the coast of Sinaloa and destined for the United States, some of which had been confiscated. He also recorded the 150 murders that he ordered and executed because they represented a danger to him or to his organization, one in New York and the other in New Jersey.

The jury, which began deliberating Monday after three months of trial, asked to see seven testimonialssix of them repentant government employees and one of a federal agent.

El Chapo was extradited to New York in January 2017 to face charges of drug trafficking at the head of the Sinaloa cartel. the biggest drug exporter in the United States, according to the DEA.