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Eligibility Papers

Treaty-compliant paperwork demands shape these eligibility papers: stamped assurances from Georgia authorities pledging no death penalty for the extradited 13-year-old killer. Controlled by the DeKalb DA—not the governor—they dangle as the razor between provisional hold in Rome's San Battal prison and street release. Russell Angler brandishes their absence like a diplomatic grenade in the hallway surge, Josh's face hardening as the documents' bureaucratic weight crushes informal fixes.

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S3E7 · The Indians in the Lobby

Angler Exposes Extradition Crisis: Italy to Release Killer Kid Without Death Penalty Assurances

Eligibility papers are spotlighted as the missing linchpin—stamped DA assurances against death penalty—whose treaty non-compliance triggers automatic release; Angler warns of their inadequacy, Josh absorbs the bureaucratic void as diplomacy's razor edge, narrative fulcrum amplifying crisis momentum.

Before: Absent or non-compliant (implied)

After: Still required and urgent (unresolved)

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