Ex-marine agrees to extradition

FORMER US Marine Toby Studabaker will not fight extradition to Britain from Germany, he told a court yesterday.

Ex-marine agrees to extradition
Fri, 18 Jul, 2003 - 01:00

The decision means he could appear before a British court within days, to face charges of child abduction.

Studabaker made a ten-minute private appearance before a judge in Frankfurt yesterday, before being sent to jail on remand.

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