On the morning of April 2, the Moskovsky Komsomolets Telegram channel posted photographs showing Daria Trepova. Journalists note that the images were taken by a childhood friend of a girl named Yulia, suggesting a personal connection behind the snapshot timing. The first image appears inside a cafe on Vasilyevsky Island where Daria met with a friend, while the second shows the apartment she was renting, implying that she had access to a private space that morning.
In a message accompanying the photos, the photographer stated that he did not leave the computer that morning, underscoring a particular sequence of events captured at home and in public spaces. The report from MK previously claimed that Daria Trepova had funds before the Tatarsky incident and suggested she had plans related to Ukraine. Friends observed that Trepova could afford to visit a gym and receive massages in the middle of the day, dine at cafes, and spend substantial time by herself, painting a picture of a deliberate routine rather than a rushed itinerary.
Authorities have identified Daria Trepova as a suspect in the killing of military reporter Vladlen Tatarsky, and she is wanted together with her husband, Dmitry Rylov. The case has drawn attention to their alleged roles and the nature of their involvement.
Law enforcement officers have stated that Trepova and Rylov were connected to a creative event in St. Petersburg where investigators suspect both may have played a role in the murder that occurred at a cafe in the city. The developing situation focuses on questions of intent, collaboration, and the sequence of actions surrounding the incident.