Marianne Smyth served a U.S. sentence for stealing thousands. On Thursday, a judge agreed she should be extradited to Northern Ireland on separate fraud and theft charges.

A federal court has ruled a convicted scammer who claimed to be an Irish heiress and who is accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from several victims should be extradited to the United Kingdom.

There is sufficient evidence that Marianne Smyth committed fraud for her to be extradited to face the charges, a federal judge ruled.

Marianne Smyth, who accusers say has also fashioned herself as a witch, a psychic and a friend to Hollywood stars, has been in a Maine jail waiting to learn if she will be extradited. She faces allegations that she stole more than $170,

An American woman who swindled several people in Northern Ireland out of large sums of my money by posing as an heiress to an Irish fortune could be extradited to Northern Ireland to face a number of fraud and theft charges.