Interpol is an administrative support service for the purpose of sharing information and would not be investigating this case. France does not have an extradition treaty with Thailand. All Interpol can do is relay a request from the French government if necessary. However, in the absence of the treaty a red notice would not have meant much. Besides, France has excellent relations with Thailand and could have asked directly. Anyway, before an extradition can be requested, a case would have had to be established by the investigating magistrate, No case was established and no accusation of wrongdoing, other than by the detectives of Asean Now , was made in France. The "firebombing of the house " as you term it, did not occur. An automobile in front of the home was set on fire. The home of the mother of Kevin Dimino in Villeurbanne, near Lyon, France, suffered light damage as a result. It was never established if the vehicle fire was related to the dispute in Koh Samui. No one would have been aware that Kevin Dimino's mother lived there. Nor would it make sense to target a woman who had nothing to do with a dispute in Koh Samui, let alone was even aware of the dispute. And before you offer up some special plot, the anti social behavior is the region is real, and cars are often set on fire. Villeurbanne has a large North African community. The region also has a crime problem with its male youths. A few weeks ago people were exchanging gunfire in the streets. https://ground.news/article/fusillade-in-villeurbanne-five-suspects-arrested-eight-days-after-grandclement-fired This may have been one of those incidents. In any case, no link to the Koh Samui issue has been established.
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