A man was indicted on April 22, suspected of having helped one or more suspects in the case of the murder of the former rugby player, murdered last March in Paris.
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A new suspect has been indicted and placed under judicial supervision in the case of the murder of former Argentinian rugby player Federico Martin Aramburu on March 19, franceinfo learned on Friday June 10 from the Paris prosecutor’s office, confirming information of The Team.
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According to our information, a man was indicted on April 22, suspected of having helped one or more suspects. He is accused of having “removed documents or objects to obstruct the manifestation of the truth, concealment of documents or objects obstructing the manifestation of the truth” and of having “provided means to subtract a person for investigation or arrest”.
Federico Martin Aramburu, ex-Argentine rugby international, was shot dead in Paris on the night of Friday March 18 to Saturday March 19, after going out to a bar. Three people were arrested in the investigation for “murder”, entrusted to the criminal brigade. A 27-year-old man, Loïk Le Priol, was arrested in Hungary. This former militant of the GUD, an ultra-violent far-right group, was indicted for “murder” and placed in pre-trial detention.