Canadian Citizen Alleges 21-Year Conspiracy: Kidnapped via Void Warrant, Judge Violates Habeas Corpus Deadline

Windsor man demands criminal prosecution after federal habeas corpus deadline expires with no judicial response; claims extradition based on expunged mugshot and unauthorized signature

WINDSOR, ONTARIO, CANADA — February 12, 2026

Francesco Giovanni Longo, a Canadian citizen of Italian heritage, is demanding immediate criminal prosecution of multiple U.S. and Canadian government officials after a federal habeas corpus petition deadline expired with no judicial response — an alleged violation of constitutional due process.

Longo, 50, alleges he was illegally kidnapped from Canada in 2005 via an extradition warrant that is "void ab initio" (void from inception) based on documented evidence showing:

HABEAS CORPUS DEADLINE VIOLATION: Longo filed a federal habeas corpus petition with documented evidence. The court deadline for judicial response has now expired with no ruling. Under established constitutional law, failure to respond within statutory deadlines constitutes a violation of due process, and the relief sought must be granted.

"The case was dismissed. Mischief over $5,000. The Crown stated in open court it was 'no longer worthy of pursuing.' Why was ALL evidence destroyed within 14 days? Why were 79 files added 8 days AFTER dismissal? What is so important about a dismissed mischief case that it required destruction in record time — faster than legally possible under retention schedules?" Longo stated.

ARRESTS DEMANDED: Regardless of the court's position on the habeas corpus merits, Longo asserts that the documented evidence of forgery, fraud, and conspiracy demands criminal prosecution. Named perpetrators include:

• Faiyaz Amir Alibhai (DOJ Counsel, Canada)
• Glenn Dutton (DEA Agent)
• William B. Lintz (DEA Supervisory Agent)
• James C. Preston, Jr. (Assistant U.S. Attorney)
• Jason Bellaire (Windsor Police Chief)
• Ken Price (Windsor Police Sergeant, convicted child sex offender)

SCOPE OF DAMAGES: Longo served 18 months in Canadian custody and 78 months (6.5 years) in U.S. federal prison. He alleges systematic persecution spanning 21 years (2005-2026), claims $57 million in damages, and has documented over 500 blocked emails to media, judicial authorities, and international agencies including the RCMP, Canadian Judicial Council, and Italian Carabinieri.

MEDIA SUPPRESSION: Eight Reddit posts documenting the evidence garnered 70,000+ views and were all removed with zero replies — statistical evidence of coordinated suppression. GitHub repository showing 831 views from only 3 unique visitors indicates monitoring by government agencies.