According to our colleagues from Parisian, Kevin’s father would have promised 100,000 euros to those who manage to attack the suspects.
Guy Trompat, whose son Kevin was found dead in early March with his partner Leslie, was taken into custody, the Niort prosecutor’s office said on Wednesday, confirming information from the Parisian which hints at a possible revenge affair.
The prosecutor did not specify the reason for the custody. This is a priori a case parallel to the investigation carried out by the Poitiers prosecutor’s office on the “disappeared from Deux-Sèvres”, Leslie Hoorelbeke, 22, and Kevin Trompat, 21, found dead in Charente-Maritime on March 3 and 4, after three months of uncertainty.
Five young men charged
In this file, initially opened in Niort after the disappearance of the couple at the end of November in Deux-Sèvres and transferred at the end of December to the criminal investigation center of Poitiers, five young men were indicted, in particular for “assassinations”, and placed in pre-trial detention.
According The Parisiana new preliminary investigation was opened after the prosecutor’s office in Niort received information at the end of March according to which Guy Trompat “would seek to recruit prisoners to eliminate in prison those responsible for the murder of his son”.
Kevin’s father would have promised 100,000 euros to those who manage to attack the suspects, says the daily.
Asked about these elements, the prosecutor of Niort, Julien Wattebled, simply indicated that he “will give
