According to Mail Online, her husband, only named by pseudonym Thomas, 41, had an appeal for release from custody rejected today by the Federal Court in Lausanne after admitting to killing his wife.
An ongoing investigation concluded today there were ‘concrete indications of mental illness’ underlying the case.
Kristina, the mother of their two children, was allegedly killed because she had previously come at him with a knife.
Another said the relationship had been ‘in crisis for months’, with police allegedly called out beforehand over reports of physical violence.
Investigators have said Thomas, a businessman, showed a ‘conspicuously high level of criminal energy’ in their assessment.
They cited a ‘lack of empathy and cold-bloodedness after killing his wife’, and his efforts to cover up her d£ath, adding that the defendant had ‘sadistic-sociopathic traits’.
Prosecutors say that the defendant had previously strangled his wife before killing her, local outlet BZ Basel reports.
Investigators have said Thomas, a businessman, showed a ‘conspicuously high level of criminal energy’ in their assessment.
They cited a ‘lack of empathy and cold-bloodedness after killing his wife’, and his efforts to cover up her death, adding that the defendant had ‘sadistic-sociopathic traits’.
Prosecutors say that the defendant had previously strangled his wife before killing her, local outlet BZ Basel reports.
Kristina, a Binningen native with Serbian roots, had reportedly switched from modelling to becoming a catwalk coach. She also trained Miss Switzerland candidates to follow in her footsteps.