U.S. men accused of helping Carlos Ghosn flee arrive in Japan

U.S. men accused of helping Carlos Ghosn flee arrive in Japan

The Hindu

Two Americans suspected of helping former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn skip bail in Japan and flee to Lebanon in December 2019 were extradited from the U.S. and arrived in Tokyo on Tuesday. Michael Taylor and his son, Peter, who had been detained in a Boston jail since last May, were handed over to Japanese custody on Monday.
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