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He was being extradited from Australia when he agreed to return to New York.

To say that the suffering of Andrew Symeou was "pure fantasy" when the young lad was hauled off to a Greek prison with no prima facie evidence produced for why he was being extradited is outrageous.

David McIntyre, 43, has been fighting his removal to the US, where he is wanted on fraud charges, but on Thursday his lawyers said he was being extradited and was expected to arrive on 4 July, where he faces detention in a US federal prison.

He is being extradited under the 2003 Extradition Act, this is the controversial act under which Christopher Tappin, the 65-year-old British businessman was also recently extradited.

Now he is being extradited to Massachusetts.

The men were being extradited to Victoria because that was where they allegedly plotted the trip to Syria, he said.

Given the thin case against him, it is an outrage that he is being extradited to the US to face felony charges.

He interviewed the sheik and Mr. Zayed on an airplane as they were being extradited to the United States from Germany on Nov. 16, 2003.

He is being extradited as a co-defendant to Connecticut, where he will face additional charges of murder and conspiracy, the police said.

"Given the thin case against him, it is an outrage that he is being extradited to the US to face felony charges for something that he is not being prosecuted for here," Wales said.

"Given the thin case against him, it is an outrage that he is being extradited to the US to face felony charges for something that he is not being prosecuted for here.