The alleged murderer of Philippine refused to be extradited to France, he explained in an interview with the Geneva prosecutor this Wednesday, October 16.
The main suspect in the murder of Philippine was interviewed for the first time, this Wednesday, October 16, by a Geneva prosecutor. He notably refused to be extradited to France, according to information from BFMTV.
The extradition request was made
As a reminder, the man is suspected of having killed a young 19-year-old student on September 21. His body was found half buried in the Bois de Boulogne in Paris. The individual, already convicted of rape and subject to an OQTF, was then arrested in Switzerland, at the Geneva station.
The new Minister of Justice Didier Migaud announced on October 10 that the request for extradition of Philippine’s alleged murderer had been “formulated”.
The Swiss Federal Office of Justice (FOJ) will receive the content of this Wednesday’s hearing and render a decision on extradition in the coming days.
Death of Philippine: the request for extradition of the alleged murderer “has been made”, announces the Minister of Justice
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