[Libloather]

Wife of former US Navy captain sought for extradition to Chile says he has Alzheimer’s

[fishtank]

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[donozark]

Allende reportedly killed himself with an AK-47 presented to him by Fidel Castro.

Wish Castro would give an AK to Chavez...

[SamuraiScot]

Horman, 31, was working as a screenwriter for state-run Chile Films

What an unfortunate choice for him: Lying for a living, to help a Communist government confiscate people's property and imprison them. If you spy for the bad guys, sometimes you get shot.

[X-spurt]

This won’t go anywhere.

With all the recent commie student protests in Santiago, the old communist Allende supporters seem to think they have regained power.

[Tallguy]

Judge Jorge Zepeda wants former U.S. Navy Capt. Ray E. Davis, whose whereabouts were not immediately clear Tuesday, to face trial in Chile for his alleged involvement in the deaths of Horman and U.S. student Frank Teruggi.

I was gonna say... a Navy captain would have been in his mid-forties, minumum. 38 years on Capt. Ray Davis would be pretty darned old.

[wideawake]

There is the one unfortunate detail: Horman's body was never found.

His supposed remains were DNA tested and turned up negative.

No one knows where Horman is and what actually happened to him.

It cannot even be conclusively proven that he is dead.

The portrayal of Horman in Missing by hyperleftist director Costa-Gavras is very carefully crafted, with little fact in it.

[SoJoCo]

I don’t see extradition happening. In the first place, Captain Davis is ill, terminally ill. In the second place, these kind of cases can take years to resolve. I applaud Mrs. Davis refusing to tell what facility Captain Davis is living in. The family doesn’t need to have the poor man tormented.