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Did Italy Just Create an Escape Hatch for Murder Suspects?
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14:50Now PlayingCan an accused murderer improve his legal position simply by making it to Italy?
That's the question raised by the extraordinary extradition fight involving Lee Gilley, the Texas man accused of murdering his pregnant wife. An Italian court has refused—for now—to send him back to the United States, saying it wants assurances about what punishment he could face if convicted.
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