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Judge: Severance to return to Va.
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Date: April 23, 2014 01:05PM
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Judge: Severance to return to Va.
Wednesday - 4/23/2014, 11:48am ET
By Megan Cloherty
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Charles Severance arrives in an Ohio County courtroom Wednesday to fight extradition to Virginia. He faces a gun violation in Loudoun County. (WTOP/Megan Cloherty)
Wheeling, W.Va. - A West Virginia judge has ruled to extradite to Virginia a local man wanted for questioning in connection with three high-profile homicides in Alexandria.
Ohio County Judge James Mazzone handed down his decision to Charles Severance in a Wheeling courtroom about lunchtime Wednesday. Severance faces a gun violation in Loudoun County.
Severance's defense attorney has requested time to discuss whether they will appeal Mazzone's ruling.
During earlier testimony, defense attorney Shane Welling refuted the weapons charge, saying it was all in an effort to detain Severance so that Alexandria detectives could know where he is and be able to question him.
He called the charge a sham and the proceedings a "parody."
Prosecutor Scott Smith told the judge there is no conspiracy in two law enforcement agencies working together and asked the court to follow the Virginia governor's warrant and extradite Severance.
Alexandria police have not named Severance a suspect in the killings of Nancy Dunning, Ron Kirby and Ruthanne Lodato but have continued to look into Severance in connection with the unsolved crimes, which date back a decade.
Severance was arrested on the outstanding warrant at a Wheeling library in March.
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Follow @WTOP on Twitter and on Facebook.
Judge: Severance to return to Va.
Wednesday - 4/23/2014, 11:48am ET
By Megan Cloherty
More Reports
Charles Severance arrives in an Ohio County courtroom Wednesday to fight extradition to Virginia. He faces a gun violation in Loudoun County. (WTOP/Megan Cloherty)
Wheeling, W.Va. - A West Virginia judge has ruled to extradite to Virginia a local man wanted for questioning in connection with three high-profile homicides in Alexandria.
Ohio County Judge James Mazzone handed down his decision to Charles Severance in a Wheeling courtroom about lunchtime Wednesday. Severance faces a gun violation in Loudoun County.
Severance's defense attorney has requested time to discuss whether they will appeal Mazzone's ruling.
During earlier testimony, defense attorney Shane Welling refuted the weapons charge, saying it was all in an effort to detain Severance so that Alexandria detectives could know where he is and be able to question him.
He called the charge a sham and the proceedings a "parody."
Prosecutor Scott Smith told the judge there is no conspiracy in two law enforcement agencies working together and asked the court to follow the Virginia governor's warrant and extradite Severance.
Alexandria police have not named Severance a suspect in the killings of Nancy Dunning, Ron Kirby and Ruthanne Lodato but have continued to look into Severance in connection with the unsolved crimes, which date back a decade.
Severance was arrested on the outstanding warrant at a Wheeling library in March.
Related Stories:
Bizarre behavior fuels questions in Va. killings
Severance to fight extradition to Va. in hearing
Ex-girlfriend says she purchased guns for Severance
New details in Severance arrest, bond hearing
Follow @WTOP on Twitter and on Facebook.
Re: Judge: Severance to return to Va.
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Date: April 23, 2014 01:29PM
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> http://wtop.com/?nid=893&sid=3609225
>
>
> Judge: Severance to return to Va.
>
> Wednesday - 4/23/2014, 11:48am ET
>
>
> By Megan Cloherty
>
> More Reports
> Charles Severance arrives in an Ohio County
> courtroom Wednesday to fight extradition to
> Virginia. He faces a gun violation in Loudoun
> County. (WTOP/Megan Cloherty)
> Wheeling, W.Va. - A West Virginia judge has ruled
> to extradite to Virginia a local man wanted for
> questioning in connection with three high-profile
> homicides in Alexandria.
>
> Ohio County Judge James Mazzone handed down his
> decision to Charles Severance in a Wheeling
> courtroom about lunchtime Wednesday. Severance
> faces a gun violation in Loudoun County.
>
> Severance's defense attorney has requested time to
> discuss whether they will appeal Mazzone's
> ruling.
>
> During earlier testimony, defense attorney Shane
> Welling refuted the weapons charge, saying it was
> all in an effort to detain Severance so that
> Alexandria detectives could know where he is and
> be able to question him.
>
> He called the charge a sham and the proceedings a
> "parody."
>
> Prosecutor Scott Smith told the judge there is no
> conspiracy in two law enforcement agencies working
> together and asked the court to follow the
> Virginia governor's warrant and extradite
> Severance.
>
> Alexandria police have not named Severance a
> suspect in the killings of Nancy Dunning, Ron
> Kirby and Ruthanne Lodato but have continued to
> look into Severance in connection with the
> unsolved crimes, which date back a decade.
>
> Severance was arrested on the outstanding warrant
> at a Wheeling library in March.
>
> Related Stories:
>
> Bizarre behavior fuels questions in Va. killings
> Severance to fight extradition to Va. in hearing
> Ex-girlfriend says she purchased guns for
> Severance
> New details in Severance arrest, bond hearing
> Follow @WTOP on Twitter and on Facebook.
Old news. Known about this for 4 months!!
-------------------------------------------------------
> http://wtop.com/?nid=893&sid=3609225
>
>
> Judge: Severance to return to Va.
>
> Wednesday - 4/23/2014, 11:48am ET
>
>
> By Megan Cloherty
>
> More Reports
> Charles Severance arrives in an Ohio County
> courtroom Wednesday to fight extradition to
> Virginia. He faces a gun violation in Loudoun
> County. (WTOP/Megan Cloherty)
> Wheeling, W.Va. - A West Virginia judge has ruled
> to extradite to Virginia a local man wanted for
> questioning in connection with three high-profile
> homicides in Alexandria.
>
> Ohio County Judge James Mazzone handed down his
> decision to Charles Severance in a Wheeling
> courtroom about lunchtime Wednesday. Severance
> faces a gun violation in Loudoun County.
>
> Severance's defense attorney has requested time to
> discuss whether they will appeal Mazzone's
> ruling.
>
> During earlier testimony, defense attorney Shane
> Welling refuted the weapons charge, saying it was
> all in an effort to detain Severance so that
> Alexandria detectives could know where he is and
> be able to question him.
>
> He called the charge a sham and the proceedings a
> "parody."
>
> Prosecutor Scott Smith told the judge there is no
> conspiracy in two law enforcement agencies working
> together and asked the court to follow the
> Virginia governor's warrant and extradite
> Severance.
>
> Alexandria police have not named Severance a
> suspect in the killings of Nancy Dunning, Ron
> Kirby and Ruthanne Lodato but have continued to
> look into Severance in connection with the
> unsolved crimes, which date back a decade.
>
> Severance was arrested on the outstanding warrant
> at a Wheeling library in March.
>
> Related Stories:
>
> Bizarre behavior fuels questions in Va. killings
> Severance to fight extradition to Va. in hearing
> Ex-girlfriend says she purchased guns for
> Severance
> New details in Severance arrest, bond hearing
> Follow @WTOP on Twitter and on Facebook.
Old news. Known about this for 4 months!!