Overview
- Roman prosecutors have requested Francis Kaufmann’s extradition after his arrest on Skiathos and detention in Larissa, Greece
- Investigators are analyzing a black plastic sheet found on Anastasia Trofimova’s body and awaiting July histological reports to determine if she was suffocated
- Forensic experts conclude that Trofimova’s daughter Andromeda was strangled by her father the night before both bodies were discovered on June 7
- FBI records reveal Kaufmann’s history of five domestic violence arrests and his use of at least two aliases, Rexal Ford and Matteo Capozzi
- Trofilova warned her mother in a June 2 email about serious problems with Kaufmann, and Russian authorities are coordinating testimony via rogatory