>he faces the threat of extradition and execution if he answers the call to be questioned on Swedish soil. A threat that he, and only he, has elucidated. Ther

>he faces the threat of extradition and execution if he answers the call to be questioned on Swedish soil. A threat that he, and only he, has elucidated. There's no extradition request in place, and Sweden isn't actually a banana republic whereby the government can order the courts to approve an extradition request. >Third, the UK has spent millions each year to make sure he doesn't get away. Well, yes. He's a wanted man. You generally don't want to let those slip.