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For you. trace gallagher is tracking twro major updates to two major stories weve covered recently. >> he join.s us now. ng n >> hey, tucker. first, breaking news out ofe baa the bahamas where fdx founder samam m blankman freed has now n auth arrested and bahamian authorities are now waitins arer an extradition request fromrn the u.s. attorney forst the southern districrict ot of new york . the arrest comes just hours before sbf wasbeforeai set to ar before congress. of course,ppen tha.t will no...

We are tracking two major updates to two stories. trace gallagher has more. >> first, breaking news out of the bahamas where sam bankman-fried has been arrested. authorities are now waiting for an extradition request from the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. the arrest comes just hours before sbf was said to appear before congress. that will no longer happen. the "new york times" says the charges include wire fraud and bank fraud, which means sbf could be looking at life in p...

Fraudulently using ftx customer money to keep the hedge fund afloat. the 30—year—old entrepreneur had promised to build a silicon valley of crypto here, attracted by favourable crypto regulations. bahamian police were already conducting their own investigation into the collapse, but it seems the us has moved first. authorities here say they are planning to fully comply with any us extradition request. joe tidy, bbc news. mps have been revisiting the issue of racism within cricket a year on f...

There is late word tonight that the founder links to the stunning collapse of that crypto-currency exchange ftx is now under arrest in the bahamas. sam bankman-fried in custody on criminal charges. the company endorsed by some major athletes losing billions of dollars. authorities tonight in the bahamas are holding him pending an official extradition request from the u.s., saying they will cooperate with the united states. the charges are out of the southern district of new york. theres also n...

For shelleys death. the jury awarded her parents three and a half million dollars. those, swain could not pay, because he filed for bankruptcy, months before. >> we found out what we wanted to find out what exactly happened. >> the friends who had stood by him, throughout, were shocked by what they saw as, nothing less than a miscarriage of justice. >> there was no cross-examination, and nothing that i know. it was a totally one-sided trial. >> that civil verdict did catch the attention of the a...

Only prosecuted at the federal level. one that murder is can myth it in conjunction with a another federal crime. so typically the united states does not step in and prosecute someone for committing murder overseas if it is just a simple homicide. in fact, they will not prosecute in the united states if the foreign government has shown an inclination or a willingness to prosecute it locally, which we can assume is happened here because of course they have filed an extradition request. >> could t...

Overseas if it was just a simple homicide. in fact, they wont prosecute in the united states if the foreign government has shown an inclination or a willingness to prosecute it locally which we can assume has happened here because theyve filed an extradition request. >> could the u.s. be a bit of a backstop? the way federal prosecutions usually act, the idea if a foreign government decides or they may fail in their prosecution for whatever reason. >> thats right. >> we have double jeopardy here,...

Am a mother myself, and i just cannot imagine what that would have been like in that room, let alone for her family to hear about what may have happened. when we hear about who might be held responsible, my immediate thought goes to extradition and how that works. can you help elaborate on what that would look like. a u.s. citizen being extradited to mexico, is it possible? >> it is possible and i would say even likely under this scenario. so lets remember that any nation would conduct their own...

Held responsible, my immediate thought goes to extradition and how that works. can you help elaborate what that would look like, a u.s. citizen extradited to mexico. is that possible? >> it is possible. i would say its maybe even likely under this scenario. so lets remember that any nation would conduct their own investigation as the mexican authorities have done here. they have an indictment. unfortunately that indictment only allows them to arrest people inside mexico. they believe that the pe...

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