Overview
- Francis Kaufmann remains detained in Larissa on a Greek island awaiting a 60-day extradition ruling sought by Italian prosecutors
- Forensic experts expect mid-July histology results to clarify whether Anastasia Trofimova was suffocated under the plastic sheeting covering her body
- Italian authorities have opened an internal inquiry into whether earlier police encounters with Kaufmann complied with domestic violence protocols
- CCTV footage and witness accounts place Kaufmann, Trofimova and their daughter in a June 3 altercation at a central Rome Starbucks hours before the mother’s presumed death
- The FBI interviewed Kaufmann’s mother on June 17 and Italian prosecutors have issued legal requests to Russia and Malta for phone records and residency information