At the trial of Luciano Frattolin, jurors watch video evidence that prosecutors say is the last message sent by his 9-year-old daughter, Melina Frattolin, to her mother hours before her death. The New York Post reports that the court played a final selfie-style video for jurors, which Melina recorded shortly before she was allegedly killed by her father. According to the reporting, the prosecution presents the clip as part of its case that Melina drowned after being in her father’s custody. The article describes the moment as “final” and “heartbreaking,” indicating its emotional impact on the courtroom, but the central point for the proceedings is that the video is offered as evidence of timing leading up to the alleged killing. The report frames the death as a murder charge in connection with the drowning allegation and notes that the video is shown during the trial. The reporting does not provide further details on the defense’s response within the provided excerpts.