It’s a story no one would have heard of if Kheira Hamraoui had not been violently attacked on November 4th. As she returned home to her home in Chatou (Yvelines) after an evening with her teammates from Paris Saint-Germain, the 32-year-old player was beaten up by two hooded men armed with iron bars. A real trauma for the young woman and the investigation first looks at Aminata Diallo, driving the vehicle that was taking her home that evening. The 27-year-old footballer was finally released by the police from the crime prevention brigade of the Versailles judicial police, who quickly became interested in another lead.
A few days later, we learn that the former French international Eric Abidal is summoned by the police and the extra marital affair he has had with Kheira Hamraoui comes to light. But how did investigators get wind of this story? According to information disclosed by The Parisian this morning is Aminata Diallo in person who would have put the police on this track. While in custody last November, she would have disclosed to them the existence of this relationship hypothesizing that he could therefore know of a “wife-arranged revenge”of the former player, namely Hayet Abidal. Information dug by the investigators, who will even summon the mother living in Barcelona.
A fifth suspect actively sought and linked to organized crime?
A lead that ultimately leads to nothing and now 4 men are in custody, as well as Aminata Diallo, who again appears to be a central element in this case. Indicted and placed in pre-trial detention, she would have called on several rather dangerous men. According to information from Parisian, a fifth suspect is still in the wild. It would be one of the two perpetrators of the blows to Kheira Hamraoui, but none of the suspects want the “report for fear of reprisals”. According to our colleagues, it could be a man linked to organized crime.
The article on the aggression of Kheira Hamraoui can be found in full on the site of the Parisian.
Aminata Diallo remains presumed innocent of the charges against her until the final judgment.