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Canadians suspected of Mexican murder not likely to be extradited
2006
Overview
[Zhi Xing Yang] was wanted by authorities in New York on charges of attempted murder and he was arrested in Canada after failing to attend a court hearing in the U.S. in October 1995. Two of the most celebrated and drawn-out extradition battles in Canada have included Atif Rafay, Sebastian Burns and Charles Ng. Burns and Rafay, both Canadians, fought a seven-year battle against extradition to Washington state to face triple murder charges. The case made it as far as the Supreme Court of Canada, which ruled five years ago that it cannot extradite people without assurances that they won't be sentenced to death. Burns and Rafay were extradited in 2001 and sentenced in 2004 to life imprisonment. Ng's battle also made it to Canada's highest court, which allowed Canada to surrender the fugitive, a former U.S. marine, back to the United States in 1991. He was convicted of the gruesome murders of 11 victims and sentenced to death.
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