He records an appeal to President Trump
From IK-6, a three-minute appeal.
The public record of the campaign to bring Travis home. For the case itself, read the record; for his own words, watch the appeal.
From IK-6, a three-minute appeal.
Only a Supreme Court appeal remains.
After Butyrka in Moscow, SIZO-2 in Kirov and SIZO-1 in Vladimir, he arrives at IK-6 in Melekhovo, Vladimir Oblast.
The Moscow City Court upholds the conviction after hearings on March 27 and April 10.
His advocates ask the State Department to determine that he is wrongfully detained under the Levinson Act. The request is public.
The Khamovnichesky District Court sentences him to 13 years in a strict-regime colony. Day 409.
Counsel asks the court to acquit "due to the absence of a crime event."
His lawyer asks for an independent check, citing photographs of injuries and intake medical records. Refused the same day.
He complains that he was forced to plead guilty and deprived of food and sleep. The complaint is sent to the accused officers' own district division.
NTV broadcasts the arrest and describes him as a former U.S. military paratrooper. He served in the Air Force in 1989–90 as a heating-and-air-conditioning mechanic and was never a paratrooper.
A Moscow court orders him held. CNN reports the arrest the same day.
The same judge will later try the case.
Dated 2:20 p.m., 43 hours after the recorded detention. He writes on it that he disagrees. His first lawyer is appointed.
The lead operative takes a written statement from him through a student interpreter appointed that day. No lawyer is present.
The search runs from 7 p.m. to 10:02 p.m. The charging decision records his detention at 7 p.m. Day 1.
Police stop a woman carrying drug bundles near Frunzenskaya Embankment. That evening an operative writes the report in which Travis's name first enters the file.