for Prats' murder. In 2000 SIDE agent Juan Martín Siga Correa was detained by Argentine officials on the orders of federal judge María Servini de Cubría. Martín Siga Correa was DINA's main connection with the SIDE and with Intelligence Battalion 601, and was also a member of the Tacuara Nationalist Movement. In 2003, Argentine federal judge María Servini de Cubría asked Chile for the extradition of Mariana Callejas, who was Michael Townley's wife, and Cristoph Willikie Fleent, a retired colonel from the Chilean army; the three together were charged with this crime. But Chilean judge Nibaldo Segura from the Appeals court refused extradition in July 2005, arguing that they had already been prosecuted in Chile. Italian terrorist Stefano Delle Chiaie was reportedly also involved in the murder of Prats. Along with fellow extremist Vincenzo Vinciguerra, Delle Chiaie testified in Rome in December 1995 before Judge Servini that Enrique Arancibia Clavel (a former Chilean secret police agent prosecuted for crimes against humanity in 2004 and Michael Townley were directly involved in this assassination.) See also Chile under Allende References External links United States Army Command and General Staff College Official biography Biography The Carlos Prats Assassination Human rights report on the case Non-official account of murder Chilean agent convicted over Prats' killing Trial watch Letter from Allende thanking him after his resignation 1915 births 1974 deaths Assassinated Chilean politicians Chilean Army generals Chilean Ministers of Defense Chilean Ministers of the Interior Chilean people murdered abroad Chilean people of Catalan descent Chilean people of Spanish descent Chilean terrorism victims Deaths by car bomb People from Talcahuano People killed in Operation Condor People murdered in Argentina Presidency of Salvador Allende Terrorism deaths in Argentina 1974 murders in Argentina