Extradition OKd for British Murder Trial
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BOSTON — A U.S. judge on Monday found that Curtis Howard, an American, may be extradited to Britain to be tried in a case British newspapers have dubbed the “Fatal Attraction” killing. Extradition is not expected soon, however, since several avenues of appeal remain.
Howard, 23, is accused of killing Englishwoman Catherine Ayling, 24, with whom he allegedly was romantically obsessed.
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