🔍 **Shocking Twist: Quiet Welsh Life of an FBI Most Wanted Suspect** 🔍
After spending over two decades living in the quiet corners of north Wales, Daniel Andreas San Diego, 47, is set to face justice in the US. Once on the FBI’s “most wanted” list, San Diego was arrested in 2024 at a secluded property in Conwy. Now, a court has greenlit his extradition to the US over allegations of orchestrating bombings in California.
San Diego is accused of conducting three bombings in 2003 targeted at companies connected to animal testing. The attacks, claimed by the Animal Liberation Brigade, were aimed at Chiron Corporation and Shaklee Corporation due to their ties with Huntingdon Life Sciences. Despite damages, no injuries were reported after the explosions rocked the firms’ premises in California.
In a recent ruling, District Judge Sam Goozee dismissed San Diego’s concerns over receiving an unfair trial back in the US, pushing the extradition process forward. However, the Home Secretary’s nod is still required, and San Diego might appeal against this decision.
While living life under the radar in Wales, San Diego’s involvement in activism and animal rights was evident, with authorities finding relevant literature and potential bomb-making materials during their initial investigations.
If sent back to the States, San Diego faces serious charges, including property damage, possession of unregistered firearms, and using explosives in a felony. His case had even garnered a $250,000 reward for capture at one point, highlighting its seriousness.
Stay tuned as this extraordinary story of a seemingly quiet Welsh resident reveals chilling connections to explosive events across the pond.
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