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A little over three months after the disappearance of Leslie and Kevin, this young couple from Deux-Sèvres, a man was indicted and placed in pre-trial detention. Two other people are currently in custody, and should be brought before an investigating judge.
After more than eight hours in front of a judge, the first suspect is indicted for kidnapping and forcible confinement, and placed in pre-trial detention. The hearing of this man, who denies any active involvement in the disappearance of his friends, Leslie Hoorelbeke and Kevin Trompat, allowed the investigators to move forward, and to arrest two of his relatives, two young men, who are today in custody today.
Little hope of finding the couple alive
According to the prosecutor, they should also be brought before Saturday evening March 4, with a view to a possible indictment. What was the precise role of these three men in the disappearance of the couple? In his first statements, Tom T. had mentioned a dispute related to drug trafficking. Were there other people that night? Did the argument end in the death of the two missing? Today, the noose is tightening around the three men. If the investigators hope very quickly to know the truth, they now have little hope of finding the couple alive.
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