Accused murderer of good Samaritan Luke Mitchell finally to be extradited from Thailand to face justice Luke Mitchell, left, and his brother, Shane. A THAI man accused of murdering good Samaritan Luke Mitchell will be extradited to Melbourne to face justice over the 2009 killing. Thatiya Terdputham is expected back in Melbourne towards the end of next month after he dropped an appeal against his extradition in a Thai court, and indicated he wanted to face the charges in Australia. Luke Mitchell was repeatedly stabbed and kicked outside a convenience store on Sydney Rd, Brunswick, minutes after allegedly breaking up a fight in May 2009. The three men wanted over the killing fled Australia just hours after the vicious attack. Surad Seehaverchart and Thatiya Terdputham in court. Picture: Andy Chant It is understood a second Thai man captured over the killing, Surad Seehaverchart, will continue to fight extradition to Australia while the third man remains at large. The news was delivered by police to Luke Mitchell's brother Shane this afternoon. "What I've heard is the two that are over there, one of them has had their extradition appeal quashed and will be guaranteed to be coming back,"" Mr Mitchell said. Luke Mitchell, pictured with his niece, Yve, was attacked minutes after intervening in violence outside Spot nightclub in Sydney Rd, Brunswick. "He won't be back immediately, but around the end of August,"" he said. Mr Mitchell welcomed the news his family has been waiting for since the men were apprehended in 2010. "Obviously we're quite pleased it is starting to move forward,"" he said. "It has been a long time and we'll just go through the process of what we need to and that's it."" Mr Mitchell said the man still needed to pass through the Thai legal process before he would step foot on Australian soil. "But obviously the family is pleased that we've got a bit of a result,"" he said. At the end of the day everyone gets to present their case and whatever happens, happens