Leslie and Kevin have not been found since November 25 and their departure from a party at a friend’s house. According to the young man’s mother-in-law, he had a huge wad of cash on him that night.
- Leslie and Kevin disappeared on November 25.
- They were then leaving from an evening spent with friends
- Their relatives do not believe in a voluntary disappearance
Since November 25, relatives of Leslie Hoorelbeke and Kevin Trompat have no news. The couple were last seen with their dog when they left a party with friends near Niort. 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 the investigation is stalling. If the various hunts organized until then have yielded nothing, the scenario of the disappearance of Leslie and Kevin is gradually taking shape. According to The Parisianthe young man had a large sum of cash on him on November 25th.
His mother-in-law, Karine, would have given him an envelope with 10,000 euros in cash so that he could buy a new vehicle. to a salesman he was to meet in Prahecq on the evening of his disappearance. Leslie and Kevin’s friends do not understand what could have happened but do not believe in the voluntary disappearance of the two lovers. “Did I miss something? If I had known… it’s going on a loop, it’s torturing me”, regrets one of them in the columns of Parisian. And to rewind the thread of the evening: “Leslie arrived around 9:30 p.m. alone, without her dog. She parked in front of the house. We had a normal discussion: work, her construction sites, her truck which she is fixing up, the parties she was doing”. With our colleagues, he remembers that Leslie did not want to drink alcohol because she “talked about a construction site the next day”.
Disappearance of Leslie and Kevin: an open judicial investigation
Like him, Kevin’s mother-in-law lives in anguish. “We don’t understand, they are young people without problems, they have no enemies. No one heard anything, she assured the press during the hunt organized this Thursday, January 5. We need to feel useful. It is an action to avoid remaining idle. As long as we haven’t found them, of course we have hope.” For those close to the couple, the thesis of voluntary disappearance is unthinkable. “This thesis, it actually holds more. It would have given us news”assured Émilie Cardré, the mother-in-law of Leslie. “Morally, physically, we don’t sleep much, we don’t eat much…”, added Patrick Hoorelbeke, the girl’s father. Nearly two weeks after their disappearance, the prosecution opened a judicial investigation.