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A rape suspect accused of faking his own death to avoid prosecution can be extradited to the US to face charges, after Scottish ministers signed his extradition order.

recent interview with Piers Morgan, the defiant hellion declared that he could do what he wanted and even accused the host of racism for criticizing his behavior.“This whole public out-roar just makes me laugh,” the 18-year-old TikTokker — known as Mizzy online — told The Post columnist during the “Piers Morgan Uncensored” segment, which he appeared on following a court appearance.O’Garro had been slapped with a $400 fine over the now-infamous gag in which he and his friends entered a London family’s home without their permission, distressing the homeowners and their young kids. The London native’s other stunts have included stealing someone’s dog, jumping over Orthodox Jewish people in a leapfrog style, ripping up library books and even appearing to threaten strangers’ lives in jest, the Mirror reported.However, Mizzy didn’t appear too ashamed about his antics, as evidenced by his response to Morgan’s questions during the interruption-filled segment.“You take a dog from an elderly woman, leapfrog over the top of an Orthodox Jewish man standing at the side of the road minding his business, you go up to women in the street and say, ‘Do you want to die?’ ” the British broadcaster declared.

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By Devorah Schwartz is fixing her lapel mic.Decked out in a blonde wig, a full face of makeup, a long-sleeved high-necked gown made by a Hasidic designer in Brooklyn—Schwartz is ready to step onto the stage.Her audience? Only women and girls, who purchased tickets for her virtual concert, which features a team of Rockette dancers.A decade ago, the idea of an Orthodox Jewish woman was something out of a wild fantasy.

By Devorah Schwartz is fixing her lapel mic.Decked out in a blonde wig, a full face of makeup, a long-sleeved high-necked gown made by a Hasidic designer in Brooklyn—Schwartz is ready to step onto the stage.Her audience? Only women and girls, who purchased tickets for her virtual concert, which features a team of Rockette dancers.A decade ago, the idea of an Orthodox Jewish woman was something out of a wild fantasy.

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