Evening party in the disco The cart with her friends in Brive, Justine Vayrac had the feeling of having been drugged without her knowledge. Reassured by his friend Théo, the latter delivered terrifying secrets to journalists from the Parisian. “While she was throwing up, she repeated: I’m sure someone put something in my drink. Lucas said not to worry, she had it all out anyway.” Quickly, Lucas L., 21 and a farmer by profession, then offered to take care of the young woman and drive her home.
But once Justine leaves, Théo has a terrible feeling. This time he is safe, she is in danger. Frightened at the idea that Lucas will hurt her, he contacts him to find out where his friend is: “He said to me: Don’t worry, I’ll take care of it, come back in an hour!“.”I called Lucas. He replied that he had left with a girl, that I was disturbing him in the act. I asked him if he wasn’t abusing my friend and he told me no, he was with a blonde.” Indeed, a young blonde woman confirmed to have been accompanied by Lucas the same night.
When I think Justine was probably next…
“I told him he screwed up leaving Justine alone, I asked for his address.. But Lucas no longer answers. Distressed by Lucas’s silence, Theo reminds him several times and then ends up receiving this chilling message: “I have other things to do than think about your drunk friend.“.”When I think Justine was probably next…“, laments Theo.
In an attempt to exculpate himself, Lucas then texted Théo claiming that he had received a message from Justine on Instagram at 6:20 a.m. where she explained that she was with another boy. A proven lie that was probably supposed to be his alibi. Distraught since the death of his friend Justine, Théo bitterly regrets having left her with Lucas. “I tried my best, but I feel like it’s not enough” he confides bitterly to the journalists of the Parisian.
Four days after the murder of Justine Vayrac
Lucas L. remains presumed innocent of the charges against him until the case is finally closed.