Overview
- The London decision rejects Kimberlee Singler’s claim that extradition would breach Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
- Singler faces first-degree murder, attempted murder, and child-abuse charges in Colorado, which carry a potential life-without-parole sentence and no death penalty.
- Colorado Springs police say a reported burglary was later deemed unfounded after officers found two children dead and a third injured in December 2023.
- Singler was arrested by the UK’s National Crime Agency in Kensington on December 30, 2023 after fleeing the U.S., and she has denied harming her children.
- Her lawyers argue the investigation was flawed, including that the surviving daughter’s statement was not voluntary, while court reporting says the timing of her transfer remains unclear.