Italian authorities suggest his name is Alfredo Lindley, while government documents in Serbia show the request to extradite him came under another name - Ljubomir Romanov.
This first application was made on 14 April and was brought to the High Court in Belgrade by the Republic of Serbia's specialised department for organised crime. It was made at the request of the Met Police who wanted Mr Vukovic extradited to be prosecuted for "conspiracy to commit a burglary" and for "conspiracy to launder money".In a world exclusive interview the British model spoke for the first time about the raid on her west London mansionMonths later on 13 October this decision was appealed but again upheld by the High Court in Belgrade.
Details in the document say "Ljubomir Romanov" is a "legal resident" of Serbia and therefore the legal basis for extradition was not met.The burglars used crowbars as they spent an hour ransacking the Kensington mansion of Tamara EcclestoneMore than 400 items - including necklaces, watches, earrings and bangles - were stolenin which each country can deny extradition of its own citizens.
The suspect is believed to have been part of a gang of three other Italians who were jailed last November for their role in raiding the homes of
safest place for him would be the twelve mile queue at Dover