Therefore, Toledo will face his extradition process detained in a U.S. cell.
Likewise, the judge described the former president as someone who has connections, as well as people close to him with great assets, and a place to flee.
As is known, the Peruvian Prosecutor's Office has indicated several times that Israel might have been Toledo's destination if he had fled, as his wife —Eliane Karp— is an Israeli citizen, and Peru does not have an extradition agreement with that country.
At the end of the hearing, Karp began shouting and insulting people. Thus, she was removed from the courtroom.
On this occasion, Judge Hixson scheduled the first hearing of the extradition trial for October 17 at 10 AM (local time).