(CNN) -- Jesse Matthew, a suspect in the disappearance of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham, returned to Virginia on Friday, authorities said. Matthew had been taken into custody this week in Texas, 1,300 miles away from the town where Graham disappeared. Matthew agreed not to fight extradition from Texas, and arrived by plane in Charlottesville, Virginia, home of the university. Officials at the Albemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail said Matthew was being processed on Friday night. He has also been questioned in connection with an alleged sexual assault nearly 12 years ago, authorities said Thursday. However, no charges were filed because the woman didn't want to go forward with the case, and investigators determined there wasn't enough evidence to arrest Matthew back then, said Michael Doucette, the commonwealth's attorney for Lynchburg, Virginia.
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NEW: Jesse Matthew arrives in Virginia and is booked into jail
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Vacationer says he spoke with Matthew before arrest; "he seemed real nice"
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Matthew was never charged in 2002 case due to lack of evidence
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University of Virginia student Hannah Graham was last seen on September 13
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