Five bodies were found in an apartment in the city of Meaux, east of Paris. The fact was made known by the local prosecutor, who explained that an investigation into premeditated murder was immediately opened after the five lifeless bodies were discovered on the night of Monday, December 25th, in a house in Meaux (Seine-et -Marne). According to the Actu17 website, which first reported the news, the victims were a woman and her four young children: the children were 9 months old and 4, 7 and 10 years old, respectively. According to the same newspaper, the police are looking for the 33-year-old father who is “on the run”. The local prosecutor, Jean-Baptiste Bladier, confirmed to AFP the discovery of five bodies: the Versailles judicial police service is investigating the incident.
Recently, there were two triple infanticides perpetrated by parents in the Paris region. At the end of November, a 41-year-old man went to a police station to confess to the murder of his three daughters, aged between 4 and 11, in Alfortville (Val-de-Marne). He mentioned in particular a context of conflict with his ex-wife regarding custody of the children. A month earlier, in October, a gendarme had killed his three daughters before committing suicide at his home in Vémars, Val-d’Oise. The facts also occurred “in a complicated family context”, according to the Pontoise Public Prosecutor’s Office. And now the tragedy of Christmas.
Source: IL Tempo
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