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<\/a>The killing on 27 July led to a US-wide eight-day manhunt for the suspects.<\/p>\n
In San Francisco’s Hall of Justice, Mr Warren, 56, declined to fight his extradition to Chicago for questioning and was remanded in custody.<\/p>\n
Neither of the suspects has been formally charged.<\/p>\n
The Briton appeared in baggy, orange prison-issued sweatshirt and jogging bottoms. He was filmed and photographed by the press in court.<\/p>\n
Listening to the judge’s questions assisted by a hearing aid, Mr Warren agreed he would not oppose extradition and said he would accept a public lawyer as he could not afford his own.<\/p>\n
Judge Edward Torpoco said: “Based on the nature of the charge, the defendant is remanded and no bail is set.”<\/p>\n
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Filming was permitted by the judge as Mr Warren had already been subject to extensive publicity as the subject of a manhunt.<\/p>\n
After the hearing, his lawyer, Ariel Boyce-Smith, said: “Mr Warren is agreeable to being transported to Chicago, he wants the process to be started.<\/p>\n
“I just want to remind everyone that he is presumed innocent and his agreement to go there to start the process is where we are now.”<\/p>\n
Mr Warren, who says online that he lives in Swindon, Wiltshire, has since been suspended from his job at Somerville College as senior treasury assistant.<\/p>\n
Prof Lathem was a microbiology professor at Northwestern University in Illinois and specialised in the bacteria that caused the bubonic plague. He has since been sacked.<\/p>\n
He appeared in court earlier this week and will be returned to Chicago for questioning.<\/p>\n
Prof Lathem’s lawyer said he plans to plead not guilty and he described the academic as a “gentle soul”.<\/p>\n
Earlier this month, Mr Warren handed himself in San Francisco, nearly 2,000 miles from Chicago, while Prof Lathem gave himself up in Oakland, also in California, on 4 August.<\/a><\/p>\n Source: bbc.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"