President Of Argentina Blocks Court Order To Send Murder Suspect Back To Denver
The president of Argentina is blocking a court order to send a Denver murder suspect back to Colorado.
Kurt Sonnenfeld
President Of Argentina Won't Extradite Denver Murder Suspect
The president of Argentina is blocking a court order to send a Denver murder suspect back to Colorado.
Before Kurt Sonnenfeld's Extradition, Argentine President Must Approve
Before a former Denver resident who's accused in his wife's death can be extradited to Colorado from his home in Argentina, that country's president must approve of the move.
American In Argentina Seeks Asylum To Avoid Extradition To Denver
An American who fled Colorado and started a new life in Argentina is being politically persecuted and is appealing for asylum in hopes of avoiding extradition to the U.S. to face murder charges, his lawyer said Monday.
Denver Fugitive Won't Face Death Penalty If Extradited From Argentina
Argentina's Supreme Court has ruled that an American who took refuge and started a new life in the South American country can be extradited to face charges that he killed his wife over a decade ago, a court spokeswoman confirmed Saturday.
Kurt Sonnenfeld Will Be Extradited, Face Murder Charges In Denver
A former Denver resident once accused in his wife's New Year's Eve death more than 10 years ago will be extradited to Colorado to face murder charges.
Man Wanted In Denver Murder Case Appears In Argentinian 9/11 Documentary
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