Australian waiving extradition in fake bomb plot | Inquirer News

Australian waiving extradition in fake bomb plot

/ 06:23 AM September 14, 2011

Louisville, Kentucky—An Australian fugitive wanted on charges of placing a fake bomb around a woman’s neck is waiving extradition and is expected to return to his home country to face charges.

Paul Douglas Peters was arrested in August in Kentucky. U.S. Attorney’s office spokeswoman Stephanie Collins said on Tuesday that Peters waived formal extradition and will return to Australia as soon as authorities pick him up.

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Peters is a 50-year-old Australian investment banker who travels frequently between the U.S. and Australia. He was arrested by the FBI at his ex-wife’s house in a well-heeled suburb near Louisville, Kentucky.

Authorities say Peters is the masked intruder who fastened a fake bomb around a millionaire’s teenage daughter in their home in wealthy Sydney suburb. The intruder was armed with an aluminum baseball bat.

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