21.   Sheinbein claims Israeli citizenship through his father, invoking an Israeli law that does not allow for the extradition of citizens.

22.   Sheinbein fled to Israel after the killing and is claiming Israeli citizenship in an attempt to prevent his extradition.

23.   Sheinbein had claimed Israeli citizenship, which would mean that under Israeli law, he could not be extradited.

24.   Sheinbein has been fighting extradition to the United States, claiming Israeli citizenship because his father is an Israeli citizen.

25.   Sheinbein successfully fought extradition to the United States by claiming Israeli citizenship through his father.

26.   Sheinbein successfully fought extradition to the United States, claiming Israeli citizenship through his father.

27.   Sheinbein had claimed Israeli citizenship, which would mean that he could not be extradited.

28.   Sheinbein is claiming Israeli citizenship through his father, Sol, and invoking the Israeli law which does not allow for the extradition of citizens.

29.   Sheinbein has claimed Israeli citizenship through his father, Sol, a Washington patent lawyer who was born in pre-state Israel.

30.   Sheinbein has tried to evade extradition by claiming Israeli citizenship.