Former Elf oil head extradited to Togo Patrick Klugman, lawyer for Le Floch-Prigent, 69, questioned the move against his client, calling it an "abduction and in no way an extradition." The case involves a complex set of circumstances, with accusations that a network claimed to have access to $275 million in a Togolese account left by former Ivorian military ruler Robert Guei, who was killed in 2002. Mr Al Yousef alleges $48 million was embezzled from him in the affair. Mr Le Floch-Prigent, currently an oil industry consultant, has already served jail terms in France for corruption while head of Elf from 1989 to 1993. He was jailed again in 2003 on other charges and freed on probation in 2004 on health grounds, on condition that he pay compensation, at a rate based on his own revenues, to Total, which took over the company in 2000, for the case involving Elf. He was sent back to jail for six months in 2010 for failing to pay adequate compensation to Total.