Since November 25, Leslie Hoorelbeke and Kevin Trompat have not been found. During an organized search to find the couple, a discovery surprised the investigators.
What happened to Leslie Hoorelbeke and Kevin Trompat? Since November 25, the couple has not been found, disappeared without a trace after an evening spent at a friend’s house. The vehicle of the 22-year-old young woman was found parked and opened not far from there, while her companion’s license and some clothes were hidden in a container, 50 kilometers away. Since then, a call for witnesses has been launched and a judicial investigation has been opened.. This Thursday, January 5, a hundred people found themselves in Prahecq, in Deux-Sèvres, for a new day of research. For hours, they returned to the surroundings of the village where Leslie Hoorelbeke and Kevin Trompat disappeared and got their hands on two elements, according to Point, “a T-shirt abandoned at the exit of Prahecq and a sweater in poor condition under a pile of dead leaves”.
During this day, a revelation provoked strong reactions. The young man’s mother-in-law claimed that he had a large sum of cash on him on November 25. Karine, would have given him an envelope with 10,000 euros – in small denominations – in cash so that he could buy a new vehicle. “He saw a salesman, it lasted a quarter of an hour and he came back around 9:30 p.m., she said, as reported by the Point. He went there alone and the case was probably not made. After that, we don’t know what happened. Maybe he had a bad encounter? According to our colleagues, Kevin Trompat would have spent several minutes in a car with three people during this evening and this amount “has never been found” since he vanished.
Couple disappeared in Deux-Sèvres: “Leslie arrived alone”
During this search, the homes of Guy Trompat, where lives Karine Prat, the young man’s mother-in-law and that of his ex-wife, the biological mother of Kevin Trompat, were robbed without anyone knowing what the thugs were looking for. As a reminder, a call for witnesses was launched on December 7 after the discovery of Kevin Trompat’s identity papers a few kilometers from the house where he lived. As for Leslie, she was last seen by friends. “Leslie arrived around 9:30 p.m. alone, without her dog. She parked in front of the houseconfided a relative to the Parisian. We had a normal discussion: work, her construction sites, her truck that she is fixing up, the parties she was throwing. She didn’t want to booze, she told me about a construction site the next day. We drank a beer in the kitchen, she smoked a cigarette at the window and then she left around 11:30 p.m.