While she had warned the police when she found the body of her lifeless boyfriend, the young woman had actually lied. She had even participated in a fake robot portrait.
On January 29, 2021, a man and a 20-year-old girl are sentenced to 18 and 19 years’ imprisonment for the murder of Kévin Chavatte, a high school student. Killed by around thirty stab wounds, the young man was lured into an ambush in a park in the town of Mourmelon-le-Grand. According to the victim’s family attorney, the young woman admitted to having “lied about everything, including the distancing episodes she described to justify his non-intervention during Kevin’s murder. Including on the accusation of rape that she brought against Kevin to heat Adrien“.
In her lie, the young woman had even participated in the development of a robot portrait, thus describing the one who would have killed her boyfriend. Research then turns to “a swarthy man, 25 to 30 years old, between 1.80 and 1.90m tall, rather muscular build, with dark eyes, thick eyebrows and broad nose,” in the words of the public prosecutor of Châlons-en-Champagne. But in the end, this composite portrait was actually a ploy to cover the tracks.
She changes versions of facts regularly
Thus, the justice retained almost the same sentence: “I requested the same sentence for both, because they are co-authors of the assassination of Kevin. They both have blood on their hands”. “My clients said thank you to him”, had commented the lawyer for the parents of the victim. If the girl has changed several times of versions before his confession before the Assize Court, his accomplice, on the other hand, never varied his version.
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According to the lawyer for the victim’s family, the young woman would have admitted to having “lied about everything, including the episodes of distancing that she had described to justify her non-intervention during Kevin’s murder. accusation of rape that she brought against Kevin to heat up Adrien”.
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In her lie, the young woman had even participated in the development of a robot portrait, thus describing the one who would have killed her boyfriend.
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The search is then directed towards “a swarthy man, aged 25 to 30, measuring between 1.80 and 1.90m, rather muscular build, with dark eyes, thick eyebrows and a broad nose,” according to the words of the public prosecutor of Châlons-en-Champagne.
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But in the end, this composite portrait was actually a ploy to cover the tracks.