Mondo's claims were true, but his predictions seemed inaccurate. You can see I posted a counter example in that thread.

Here in USA people are supposed to be presumed innocent until proven guilty. It is not like that in some others countries. For example google says this about Mexico: In practice, the Mexican legal system has often operated under a de facto "guilty until proven innocent" system, particularly in the past, despite the principle of presumption of innocence being enshrined in law. This means that individuals accused of crimes were often treated as guilty from the outset, and the burden of proof was effectively placed on the accused to demonstrate their innocence.