A man is under arrest in San Diego for the murder of a Florida woman that happened nearly 40 years ago. Donald Michael Santini was taken into custody in Campo on June 8 by the San Diego Fugitive Task Force after receiving a tip from the Florida and Caribbean Regional Fugitive Task Force. On June 9, he appeared in a downtown courtroom for an extradition hearing. He waived extradition, meaning he'll be brought back to Florida, though he shared his concerns about being extradited, telling the judge, “I just don't feel safe because of the families,” Santini said. Public Defender Douglas Miller explained what happens next, saying Miller is being held without bail, adding, “Florida has 30 days to get him before the 30 day review date.” Beyond that, no specific details were shared about Santini, including whether or not he lived in Campo, had an alias, or how he was tracked down after all these years. Santini is accused of killing 33-year-old Cynthia Wood back in 1984. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/man-arrested-in-san-diego-for-murder-of-florida-woman/509-6d791eba-e469-49b7-b7a0-531d8f02c8df