Federal prosecutors say a judge can't stay the extradition of an ex-Lithuanian judge and parliamentarian to face charges stemming from her public claims that there's a ring of influential pedophiles in Lithuania. She asked for the stay on Wednesday. The 47-year-old recently told The Associated Press from a Chicago jail that she fled Lithuania in 2013 over fears she'll be killed by those angered by her claims. She worked as a suburban Chicago florist before her February arrest. Martin will consider the motion at a May 1 hearing.

Source: ABC News April 28, 2018 02:37 UTC