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काठमाडौं,साउन५–नेपाल सरकारले गैरकानुनी रूपमा मुलुक प्रवेश गरेको अभियोगमा एक अमेरिकी नागरिकलाई देश निकाला गरेको छ। नेपाली महिलालाई विवाह गरी अमेरिका लैजाने उद्धेश्यले नेपाल आएका अमेरिकी नागरिक निल स्टायमरलाई आइतबार देशनिकाला गरिएको हो।
नक्कली राहदानीमार्फत नेपाल आएका स्टायमर नेपाली महिलासँग विवाहको नाटक गरी अमेरिका पुर्याएको अभियोगमा गत साता पक्राउ परेका थिए। पक्राउपछिको प्रारम्भिक अनुसन्त्रानमै उनले नक्कली राहदानी प्रयोग गरेको खुलेपछि अध्यगमन विभागले मुद्दा चलाएको थियो।जिल्ला अदालत काठमाडौंमा मुद्दा चलिरहेकै बेला अमेरिकाले स्टायमर आफ्नै देशमा अपराध गरी भागेको भन्दै बुझाउन आग्रह गरेपछि उनलाई ४७ हजार धरौटीमा रिहा गरी देशनिकाला गरिएको गृह मन्त्रालयले जनाएको छ।
देश निकालापछि भारतको नयाँ दिल्ली पुगेका स्टायमरलाई अमेरिकी प्रहरीले पक्राउ गरी लगेको हो।गृहमन्त्रालयका प्रबक्ता सहसचिव लक्षमीप्रसासाद ढकालले नेपाल आउँदा नक्कली राहदानी प्रयोग गरेका कारण उनलाई अमेरिका नै फिर्ता पठाइएको बताए ,आजको राजधानी दैनिकमा खबर छ ।
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He's not just any American. He was on FBI most wanted list. Damn...
http://www.kob.com/article/stories/s3508827.shtml
English student of fugitive found in Nepal speaks out
Updated: 07/20/2014 11:00 PM | Created: 07/19/2014 10:41 PM
By: Erica Zucco, KOB Eyewitness News 4
For years, Neil Stammer was known for his juggling act, where he did tricks with "devil sticks." He also worked at a now-defunct magic shop on Central, where he met children police say he later assaulted.
After he was charged in 2000, he skipped town. The FBI says to Iowa, first, where he worked as a financial advisor. Then on to Nepal, posing under at least one alias which he used to teach English classes.
Prataksha Gurung says he took a class with Stammer and never expected anything.
When he saw a story on the internet that 4 On Your Side did in February about the FBI looking for Stammer he was floored.
"I found that he was FBI wanted and I was completely shocked and for a moment I was like, you know I was like I don't have any words but I was feeling a bit horrified, feeling a bit… what, what happened here," Gurung said.
Gurung knew Stammer's face, but knew his name as "Kevin John Hodges."
A Nepali newspaper says that was the name on a fake passport, immigration officials discovered he was using earlier this month. Problems with the passport led to authorities matching his face to an FBI poster.
The FBI flew him back to Albuquerque, where he was put behind bars Saturday.
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