Captured Polygamist Leader Awaits Fate
PHILLIPS: Bye-bye, Boulder. John Mark Karr will soon be bound for California, after being ruled out in the murder of JonBenet Ramsey. Yesterday, a Colorado judge ordered Karr's extradition to Sonoma County to face five-year-old misdemeanor child porn charges. Karr had agreed to extradition back in 2001, as a condition of bail, bail that he later skipped. Karr appeared calm during most of the hearing, but grew upset when prosecutors refused to return a photo of JonBenet and her mother, Patsy. Prosecutors originally sent the photo to Karr in Thailand, hoping to track him when he picked it up. Wanted by the FBI, done in by the DMV -- fugitive polygamist Warren Jeffs, captured late Monday, after a traffic stop in Nevada, could learn as early as tomorrow whether Utah or Arizona will prosecute him first. He's accused of orchestrating illegal marriages involving underage girls. CNN's Ted Rowlands has the latest.</s>TED ROWLANDS, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The FBI's manhunt for the prophet Warren Jeffs came to an end Monday night, just north of Las Vegas, when State Trooper Eddie Dutchover pulled over this burgundy 2007 Cadillac Escalade.</s>EDDIE DUTCHOVER, NEVADA STATE TROOPER: The vehicle didn't have no plates on it, had a temporary registration.</s>ROWLANDS: Jeffs, according to Trooper Dutchover, was in the back seat. His brother Isaac Jeffs was driving. In the far back, sitting alone, was one of Jeffs' wives, Naomi.</s>DUTCHOVER: Naomi was -- didn't say much of anything. She just kind of being quiet.</s>ROWLANDS: Trooper Dutchover says he immediately noticed, both brothers were nervous. He said Warren Jeffs was looking down, eating a salad, but his neck artery was pumping so hard, the trooper said he knew something was wrong.</s>DUTCHOVER: I noticed Warren was extremely nervous. He was sitting in that -- behind the right -- right front passenger side, and wouldn't make eye contact with me.</s>ROWLANDS: Trooper Dutchover separated the brothers and questioned them. Isaac Jeffs told him they were headed to Utah. Warren Jeffs said they were going to Denver, Colorado.</s>DUTCHOVER: There was a major discrepancy between their -- their stories.</s>ROWLANDS: At that point, the trooper called for backup. They searched the SUV. The troopers found three wigs, three iPods, several pairs of sunglasses, and more than $54,000 in cash tucked inside the lining of a suitcase. They also found cell phones, computers, a Bible, and letters addressed to the prophet Warren Jeffs.</s>DUTCHOVER: Guys on my team said, that -- that looks like him. I think we got him. I think that might be -- that might be Warren. I -- I think that, you know, after they removed his hat, they said, I think we -- this is him.</s>ROWLANDS: Asked for identification, Jeffs only offered a contact lens receipt from another state that identified him as someone else, authorities said. Isaac Jeffs told troopers his brothers' name was John Finley (ph). But, when the FBI showed up, according to Trooper Dutchover, and asked Jeffs his name, he told them the truth.</s>DUTCHOVER: And he said his full name, Warren Steed Jeffs, and just kind of like, you know, sighed. And that was it. The agent looked at me. And we both looked at each other. And it was a -- a happy moment.</s>ROWLANDS (on camera): Right now, he is at the Clark County Detention Center here in Las Vegas. He's expected to make his first court appearance sometime Thursday morning here in Las Vegas. At that point, they should hammer out where he will go next. He has outstanding warrants in both the state of Utah and in the state of Arizona. It's unclear where he will go first. But both states are expected to have a shot at prosecuting Warren Jeffs. Ted Rowlands, CNN, Las Vegas, Nevada.</s>PHILLIPS: And you can see more of Ted Rowlands' story on "ANDERSON COOPER 360." Watch "A.C. 360" weeknights at 10:00 Eastern, only on CNN. We're following a developing story in California, a fast-moving wildfire, two communities now threatened -- live pictures from our affiliate KABC. We're going to stay on the story. Plus, Saint Bernard Parish, under water a year ago, treading water today, we're going to take you there.