The police investigation launched after the death of Christophe Dominici has for the moment not made it possible to determine the exact circumstances of the tragedy.
The body of the former rugby player was found unconscious on Tuesday after a fall of ten meters in Saint-Cloud (Hauts-de-Seine).
It is in this difficult and very painful context that the family of the deceased decided to issue a press release.
After recalling that for the general public, the winger "was an idol [...], for others an exceptional friend, available, affable and sparkling", his relatives specified that for them the deceased "notably embodied courage and self-denial.
Nothing stopped him.
He sacrificed himself as he once did for the members of his team.
For all, he was distinguished by his great sensitivity which made him so endearing.
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Portrait of a tormented man
As investigations continue and the mystery may remain unsolved, the Dominici family warns.
“Hastily, certain statements according to which Christophe would have knowingly put an end to his life were relayed in the media;
affirmations that the family intends to preserve.
This thesis - particularly easy - is not proven, and cannot, as it stands, be accredited.
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A pot has been opened
The Monte Sobacco Group company chaired by the rugby player also expressed his emotion.
“Christophe leaves behind him a healthy and structured group, in full expansion, despite the current difficult economic context, organized in 4 poles (wine bottling plant, water sources, spirits and automation).
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Stade Français has let it be known that a pot had been opened at the initiative of his ex-teammate Mathieu Blin to help his widow and his two young daughters.
This Friday at 7 p.m., she had already collected 8,000 euros.
🖤 The prize pool in tribute to Christophe Dominici, Legend of the Club and @FranceRugby.
🙏 For his family, thank you.
- Stade Français Paris (@SFParisRugby) November 27, 2020
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