This photo provided by the Delaware Department of Justice shows Louis D. Coleman III. Coleman is being charged by Rhode Island authorities with kidnapping, refusal to report a death with intent to conceal, and mutilation of a dead body. It could not be determined if he had an attorney who could comment on the allegations. He was arrested in Delaware after a woman's body was found Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019, in the trunk of the car he was driving has waived extradition will return to Rhode Island to face charges. (Delaware Department of Justice via AP)
WILMINGTON, Del. – A suspect in the fatal kidnapping of a Massachusetts woman whose body was found in the trunk of a car stopped by Delaware authorities has been extradited.
Appearing Monday before a federal magistrate in Delaware, 32-year-old Louis D. Coleman III of Providence, Rhode Island, waived his right to a hearing and did not contest a prosecution request that he be detained pending removal to Massachusetts.
A spokeswoman for the Delaware Department of Correction later confirmed that Coleman had been extradited.
Coleman is a suspect in the death of 23-year-old Jassy Correia, who was last seen alive early on the morning of Feb. 24 leaving a Boston nightclub where she had celebrated her birthday.
Correia's body was found Thursday after Delaware police officers stopped a vehicle being driven by Coleman.
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