If you commit a crime out of the country what will happen?
I'm mainly asking about the man from alabama that "allegedly" drowned his wife on their honeymoon while scuba diving in australia.. If convicted of murder, will he serve time in the states? How do these things normally work?
furthermore.. it was said to be an accident.. this happened in 2005, he has been living in the states since.. the aussies just got the autopsy results finished. leaning towards him being the killer
He will be charged where he committed the crime. This is always what happens. Extradition can be complicated if he makes it to the US and then is ordered returned for trial, this isn't a problem with Australia, since we have good relations and they are sane, but imagine the problems of an Iranian committing a crime in the US making it back to Iran and then asking Iran to return him for trial in the US, we would never see hims again, also some European countries like France usually won't extradite someone to the US, because they don't agree with our death penalty. It can get pretty complicated.
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