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Nevadan accused of 1972 Hawaii killing fighting extradition

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Tudor Chirila, 77, says he was unlawfully arrested at a Reno hospital. Police forced him to provide saliva for a DNA sample that detectives say tied him to a cold case killing. Police said new DNA evidence linked him to the crime scene at a Waikiki, Hawaii, apartment.

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Nevadan accused of 1972 Hawaii killing fighting extradition

A former deputy Nevada attorney general accused of a 1972 killing in Honolulu says he wants to fight his extradition to Hawaii. 77-year-old Tudor Chirila told a judge in Reno

2 years ago·United States

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USA Today

Man accused of 1972 killing fighting extradition

A former deputy Nevada attorney general accused of a 1972 killing in Honolulu told a Reno judge Wednesday he wants to fight extradition to Hawaii because he believes his constitutional rights were violated when he was arrested last week. (Sept. 22)

2 years ago·United States

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CBS News

Former deputy Nevada attorney general accused in woman's 1972 Hawaii killing tells judge his arrest was "unconstitutional"

Tudor Chirila, 77, is accused of second-degree murder in the 1972 fatal stabbing of Nancy Anderson in her Honolulu apartment.

2 years ago

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The Mercury news

Former Nevada deputy AG accused of 1972 killing of teen fighting extradition to Hawaii

Tudor Chirila, 77, said he was unlawfully arrested at a Reno hospital after police forced him earlier this month to provide saliva for a DNA sample that detectives say tied him to the cold case kil…

2 years ago·San Jose, United States

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