PATTAYA - Police in Thailand have arrested a Russian man after his girlfriend plummeted to her death from the seventh floor of a hotel in the resort city of Pattaya. A harrowing video recorded on a security camera showed Ms Daria Iuzifiak, 32, dangling by her legs, upside...
He had to be pinned down on the ground by a couple of officers, so he could be handcuffed.
Police Lieutenant-Colonel Kanisorn Apisop, superintendent in Pattaya’s Jomtien district, said there were no signs Ms Iuzifiak was assaulted before her death. “The couple’s room was messy with food containers and alcohol bottles, but there was no indication of fighting or a struggle,” he said. Still, Mr Fedor was arrested to determine how he was involved in Ms Iuzifiak’s death. He was said to have denied assaulting her. His drug test came back negative.Investigators said Ms Iuzifiak was seen staying with Mr Fedor at the hotel around a week ago.A post-mortem examination is under way to check if she was alive before she fell.
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