Jailed Canadian Forces veteran Matthew Leandre Ovide Dupre wants to be extradited to Thailand to face murder charges, but needs the approval of Justice Minister David Lametti.
The fate of jailed Canadian Forces veteran — and alleged contract killer — Matthew Dupre is now in the hands of Justice Minister David Lametti.to face a murder charge, even though it means risking death by lethal injection if he is convicted.Lametti did not return the Star’s requests for comment.
“He is optimistic that things are starting to move forward and that he will soon be surrendered to Thailand,” Dupre’s lawyer Maurice Collard said in an email. “If he has not surrendered to Thailand I am instructed to bring an application for his release from custody and will do so.” At the time of his Sandhu’s, the United Nations gang was locked in a bloody war with rival group the Wolfpack Alliance. Members of both groups were heavily involved in drug trafficking.
“Mr. Dupre is frustrated that he has been in jail for over a year,” Collard’s letter to Kiss states. “He believes the Government of Canada has been dragging its feet as he languishes in jail without trial or charges in Canada.”
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