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To: Marcella

My bet is that Zimmerman is with his mother’s family in Lima, Peru... ‘If the prosecutors know where he is’, then I guess they will file for extradition, if we have an extradition treaty with Peru.


68 posted on 04/11/2012 1:18:13 PM PDT by BigEdLB (Now there ARE 1,000,000 regrets - but it may be too late.)
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To: BigEdLB; maggief; kristinn

My thoughts exactly.... Duel citizenship? Can a citizen of another country be extradicted?


71 posted on 04/11/2012 1:25:20 PM PDT by hoosiermama
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To: BigEdLB
Rush asked and answered, "Where could he go? Brazil. Brazil doesn't have extradition with the US".

Not sure if you'd have to be a citizen, though.

76 posted on 04/11/2012 1:30:41 PM PDT by Jane Long (Soli Deo Gloria!)
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To: BigEdLB

“My bet is that Zimmerman is with his mother’s family in Lima, Peru... ‘If the prosecutors know where he is’, then I guess they will file for extradition, if we have an extradition treaty with Peru.”

I hope that’s where they sent him and I don’t know if he could be extradited from there. When the two attorneys gave the press conference, they said people would have to look outside Florida to find him.

Someone here mentioned Bermuda and that is just a hop for an airplane from Florida. Get there fast. It’s also according to how much money the father, a retired judge, has to keep him out of the country.

I would go where there is no extradition because he is going to be killed, somehow, some way. He would have to live there forever but that’s better than being dead.


80 posted on 04/11/2012 1:45:26 PM PDT by Marcella (Vote Newt; Newt needs money)
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