Villa Pamphili, Kaufmann does not answer the gip
The 46-year-old American man is charged with the murder of his 11-month-old daughter Andromeda and is a suspect in the death of his partner and mother of the little girl, 29-year-old Anastasia Trofimova
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Francis Kaufmann, the American citizen accused of the double homicide at Villa Pamphili, has chosen not to answer. The suspect, during the validation interrogation before the gip, Flavia Costantini, decided to remain silent.
The act took place on 15 July in the Rebibbia prison where the 46-year-old was taken on 11 July after his extradition from Greece following his arrest on the island of Skiathos. For persons remanded in custody in prison, the interrogation must take place within five days of the execution of the pre-trial measure.
Present at the pre-trial hearing, in addition to the gip, was Deputy Prosecutor Giuseppe Cascini, who, together with Prosecutor Antonio Verdi, is in charge of the investigation in which the 46-year-old American man is accused of the murder of his 11-month-old daughter Andromeda and suspected of the death of his partner and mother of the little girl, 29-year-old Anastasia Trofimova, both found dead on 7 June last at Villa Pamphili. .
The Californian citizen is defended by lawyer Carlo Ludovico Favino..
