'Lying eyes' extortion man Essam Eid to be extradited to US

A former Las Vegas poker dealer jailed for extortion in an elaborate hitman-for-hire scam will be extradited to the US within weeks to face similar charges.

'Lying eyes' extortion man Essam Eid to be extradited to US
Fri, 15 Apr, 2011 - 12:54

A former Las Vegas poker dealer jailed for extortion in an elaborate hitman-for-hire scam will be extradited to the US within weeks to face similar charges.

Egyptian-born Essam Eid was sentenced to six years in prison in the Irish Republic for demanding €100,000 from a wealthy businessman’s son in exchange for not killing him, his brother and their father.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: USPlace: Las VegasPlace: Irish RepublicPlace: DublinPlace: Los AngelesPlace: IrelandPlace: Co ClarePerson: Essam EidPerson: Sharon CollinsPerson: Lying EyesPerson: PJ HowardPerson: RobertPerson: NiallPerson: EidPerson: HowardPerson: CollinsPerson: Tony LucianoPerson: Robert HowardPerson: Sharon HowardPerson: Garrett SheehanPerson: Teresa EnglePerson: Anne Lauren RoystonPerson: Collins’Person: EngleOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Essam Eid
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