CO CO - Nancy Sonnenfeld, 36, Denver, 1 Jan 2002

A cameraman who videotaped the aftermath of 9/11 for the feds is trying to escape a murder rap — by peddling conspiracy theories about the terrorist attacks.

Kurt Sonnenfeld fled to Argentina in 2003 after being suspected of murdering his wife in Colorado. Since then, he has been living the high life, protected from extradition by his host country after claiming to have “proof” the US government secretly knew of the 9/11 plot in advance...

Sonnenfeld, 43, has been wanted for nearly a decade. The feds hope to haul him back to stand trial on charges he shot Nancy in the head after the couple fought over his boozing, heroin abuse and hiring two hookers, according to the book by Denver Post reporter Kirk Mitchell.

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Argentina's highest court has approved the extradition of a former Federal Emergency Management Agency spokesman who claims the U.S. government helped frame him for murder... According to published reports in Argentina, the country's executive branch also must approve the extradition. Sonnenfeld has a pending request for political asylum in Argentina...

He has appeared on international news programs. Despite the murder charge, he has won the support of numerous Argentine and international human rights organizations as well as Adolfo Esquivel, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1980...

In extensive e-mails to The Post, Sonnenfeld denied having anything to do with the death of his first wife, a Denver advertising executive. He claims that she shot herself shortly after the couple returned home from a New Year's Eve soiree.

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