Bismarck, N.D. (AP) A felon accused of fraud and terror in the North Dakota oil patch will be transported to Washington state to face federal charges alleging he ordered the killings of a business associate and a former trucking company employee. An indictment unsealed Wednesday charges James Henrikson with murder for hire in the deaths of Doug Carlile and Kristopher Clarke. Carlile was shot in his kitchen in Spokane, Washington. Clarke's body has never been found. Henrikson appeared in court Wednesday in Bismarck and quietly answered the questions of a magistrate judge, who approved a request for the U.S. Marshals Service and the Department of Homeland Security to transport him to Washington. If convicted, Henrikson could face the death penalty. He's been jailed in North Dakota since January on illegal weapons charges.