Something new in the so-called "
Boscodon missing
" affair
.
The bones discovered on July 12, as well as the skeleton unearthed a week later in the Morgon massif, not far from the small town of Crots (Hautes-Alpes), were identified after appraisals, indicates the Gap prosecutor's office this Thursday in a statement.
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They belong to Marie-Christine Camus and Laurence Bouilly Klamm, two women who disappeared respectively in 2016 and 2020. Laurence Bouilly Klamm, aged 60, was a child "
of the country
" and walker who regularly followed her husband, a mountain guide.
His disappearance had caused a stir in Crots.
The discovery of the remains of the sixty-year-old has not yet allowed "to
determine with exactitude the circumstances of the deaths although no suspicious element has been noted
", detailed Florent Crouhy, the prosecutor of the Republic of Gap .
And the magistrate to specify that "
the assumptions of the accident or the suicide remain thus privileged
".
The investigation continues
Regarding the “case” Marie-Christine Camus, an investigation is continuing within the framework of a judicial investigation entrusted to the examining magistrate of Gap following a constitution of civil party.
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On June 26, bones and a hiking shoe had already been found in the huge Morgon fir forest.
Analyzes at the Criminal Research Institute of the National Gendarmerie had made it possible to establish that these bones were those of Cédric Delahaie, a hiker missing since October 26, 2020. Latest news, the investigation to determine the causes of the The 41-year-old's death was still pending.
In the span of 25 years, six people have disappeared in Boscodon Forest, fueling the wildest rumors and fueling the myth of a serial killer.