The Michigan woman who fled the United States to Thailand after allegedly hitting a college student with her car on New Year's Day has agreed to come back to the United States.
The Michigan sheriff overseeing an investigation into a fatal hit-and-run says he's "absolutely" the suspect will attempt to avoid extradition.she was charged in a deadly hit-and-run incident involving a college student on New Year's Day has agreed to come back to the United States, according to Thai officials.
MICHIGAN SHERIFF WORRIED WOMAN CHARGED IN COLLEGE STUDENT'S HIT-AND-RUN DEATH WILL TRY AVOIDING EXTRADITION When Howson was encouraged by others to turn herself in, she allegedly said"no cops, no cops," an FBI official wrote in a court document. According to the Bangkok Post, Howson fled to Thailand because she has a sister there and wanted to talk about the incident with her.
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