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www.denverpost.com/2016/06/28/kurt-sonnenfeld-denver-murder-suspect-living-in-argentina/
The GQ feature is the latest national news coverage of the murder case against Sonnenfeld, whose story was re-aired on CBS’ 48 Hours earlier this month. Denver authorities have been trying to extradite him from his new home in Buenos Aires back to the U.S. since 2003. Although the Argentine Supreme Court approved Sonnefeld’s extradition in December 2014, former Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner granted him political asylum at the end of her administration in October.
Sonnenfeld, a former videographer and spokesman for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, claims that he was framed for his wife’s murder to silence him about information that shows U.S. operatives either allowed 9/11 to happen or were participants in the conspiracy.
In a phone interview with The Denver Post, Hughes said Sonnenfeld described the events of the night his wife died during a meeting last year at a Buenos Aires cafe. Sonnenfeld still maintained, as he had originally told police, that when his wife shot herself he was in another room. He was not near his wife when she pulled the trigger, he told Hughes.
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Someone in the U.S. would have to apply enough pressure politically to persuade current Argentine President Mauricio Macri to override his predecessor’s offer of asylum to Sonnenfeld and approve his extradition to the U.S.