Shasown |
26-01-2010 04:40 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by BB_Eye
(Post 2918752)
Yes, but it was over a civil case, not a criminal one. So he is neither a convicted criminal nor a runaway defendent. The Swiss court's decision to declare Sisqo the dad after the long wait with no DNA test is fair enough and they gave Sisqo more than enough time to show up, but it seems plausible that Sisqo would figure he had nothing to gain by travelling to Switzerland if he had nothing to hide and there was no threat of extradition.
|
He didnt have to travel top Switzerland simply submit to a DNA test, he could have done that at an agreed hospital/centre/laboratory, the test results would have then been sent to him and also the Swiss Court.
Now he cant go back to Switzerland, because he owes in excess of $100,000. If he does he would get arrested, for non payment of child support and contempt of court, the ensuing publicity could force the Swiss authorities to initiate a prosecution
|