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A NJ man involved in a murder in 1962, was sent to prison, escaped, hijacked a plane, took a large ransom and flew to Algeria. He was caught in Portugal as a fugitive 40 years later where they refused to extradite him to the US, stating he was now a Portuguese citizen. He's still a free a man

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A Scottish hacker got caught hacking into the US government, NASA and the navy, he was caught but was not charged as the UK government refused to extradite him to the US in case he ended his life and also never got charged in the UK.

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1. Alois Brunner a Nazi war criminal responsible for sending over 100k Jews to concentration camps as well as personally executing some. After the war he fled to Syria which refused to extradite him. He was almost assassinated by mail bomb, twice. First losing an eye, then fingers.

2. The Taliban offered to extradite Osama bin Laden if the US presented evidence of his involvement in 9/11. However, the US refused.

3. Polisj Jew Salomon Morel hid from the Germans in WW2 to escape the death camps, before becoming commander of Soviet death camps after the war. Indicited for genocide and war crimes, he fled to Israel who refused his extradition.

4. India has scaled down diplomatic relations with Denmark since 2012 after Denmark refused to extradite a danish arms smuggler.

5. In May 2015 the Irish High Court refused the extradition of a man to the US, as the punishment he would likely receive on conviction would amount to "a breach of the constitutional requirement to protect persons from inhuman and degrading treatment and to respect the dignity of the human being.”

6. Portugal Refuses To Extradit A US Fugitive Who Hijacked A Plane of 86 People and Was Convicted of Murdering A WWII Vet

7. A British court refused to extradite a serial pedophile to India because they thought that he is "a vulnerable individual” due to dementia and should not be extradited.