A 77-year-old woman was found beheaded on Wednesday October 13 in the evening in Agde (Hérault). The emergency services discovered her at her home after a call from her son, worried not to hear from him.
“The perpetrator is on the run” , according to Franceinfo . “The Montpellier judicial police are in charge of the investigation”, Explain BFMTV . Significant resources are being implemented by the Central Directorate of the Judicial Police of Montpellier to try to identify and question the perpetrator (s), the prosecution told West France.
The perpetrator is said to be on the run
An autopsy was scheduled for Thursday at the forensic institute in Montpellier. THE’AFP adds that there was no sign of a break-in, the exterior gate was closed and the front door of the house not locked. According to Free noon , the victim would be a retiree of the National Education who would have taught in Essonne. According to our information, throughout the night, numerous investigations were carried out, in particular of technical and scientific police. A forensic doctor was mobilized by the prosecution to lift the body.
Contacted byAFP, the national anti-terrorist prosecutor’s office (Pnat) specified that it had not been contacted at this stage by the Béziers public prosecutor’s office, in charge of this file. On the side of the judicial police, it was confirmed Thursday morning that the terrorist trail was not privileged ” at this stage “.
The terrorist trail is not privileged
Later that day, a press release sent to West France confirm that “The national anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office has not claimed its jurisdiction until now, in the absence of elements which could justify it in the state of the investigations. The investigation is therefore continuing under the authority of the Béziers public prosecutor’s office. “
In addition, the prosecutor said he opened another investigation to “Violation of professional secrecy and concealment of this offense given the nature of the information disseminated by certain media”. Finally, the prosecution specifies that no other information will be communicated. “In order to preserve the ongoing investigations, unless there is a major change in the investigation. “
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