An 18-year-old woman, who admitted to having strangled a 23-year-old man, found dead in his closet in Haute-Saône, was indicted Wednesday, December 8 for intentional homicide and placed in pre-trial detention, the prosecutor's office said on Thursday. Besançon.
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The disappearance of the young man had been reported by his mother who had no news since he had gone to a party with the suspect, on the night of November 29 to 30, in Oiselay-et-Grachaux, a small town of Haute-Saône located between Vesoul and Besançon. At the home of the young woman, the body of the 23-year-old man was found Monday in a cupboard, "
packed in large sealed plastic bags
," said the public prosecutor of Besançon at a press conference. , where the case is being investigated, Étienne Manteaux, specifying that the victim “
had his hands tied behind his back
”.
Placed in custody, the tenant of the apartment "
immediately admitted having killed the disappeared person on the night of November 29 to 30 (...) because he insisted on having a sexual relationship
", continued the prosecutor. According to the results of the autopsy, the victim was stabbed with a non-fatal stab in the liver, then was strangled "
with a tie
", according to the results of the autopsy performed on the victim. The young woman, who does not have the license, used the victim's bank card and took her car to go to Bordeaux "
to join a young man met shortly before
", with whom she stayed for two days. before returning to Haute-Saône. She admitted that the victim "
was her pigeon, which she wanted to get money from, but she also maintained her version of the facts
”concerning a sexual assault, explained Étienne Manteaux.
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A version which "
questions
", according to the magistrate, whereas before inviting the victim, the young woman "
frantically searched for a car to get to Bordeaux
".
Relatives of the killed young man described him "
as an introvert, uncomfortable with women
."
The commander of the judicial police of Besançon, David Tognelli, said he was surprised by "
the extreme detachment that this young woman of just 18 years old showed in relation to the acts she says she committed and in particular her ability to continue to live normally
”.
