The morbid scenario of the murders of Leslie and Kevin take shape. The couple found dead this weekend have been formally identified. The motive for the crime remains to be determined.
This Friday 3 and Saturday 4 March, the bodies of Kevin and Leslie have been found lifeless in Puyravault and Virson. The couple, missing since November 26, was indeed murdered. Indeed, the autopsy revealed its first results. Their bodies have been buried for three months in two wooded areas. Although covered with lime, they could be formally identified. According to the first elements of the autopsy, the two young people died as a result of blows with a “blunt object”, like an iron bar or a baseball bat.
No trace of sexual violence was found on Leslie’s body. But what would be the motive for these two sordid crimes? A total of three people were charged. According to the first elements provided by the public prosecutor of Poitiers, it could thus be a question of a mixture between “love disillusionment” And “financial debt”. Indeed, Tom Trouillet, indicted, seems to have been in love with Leslie for many months. The two young people would have had a sexual relationship without a future. He would have fallen in love with her but the young woman falls into Kevin’s arms. Would he have wanted to suppress his love rival?
Leslie a collateral victim
If this first justification is plausible, money and drugs are also mentioned as the motive for the crime. Indeed, several people would have ganged up against Kevin, who would have been a cocaine trafficker, in an environment already well identified. Was there revenge? Or need to eliminate a trafficker who is too troublesome? Many questions still remain unanswered. One thing is almost certain: Leslie is a collateral victim of this horrible tragedy.
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3/9 –
Police found the bodies five kilometers apart
According to the first elements of the autopsy, the two young people died of blows with a “blunt object”, such as an iron bar or a baseball bat.
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4/9 –
The autopsy gave some elements
According to the first elements provided by the public prosecutor of Poitiers, it could thus be a mixture of “disillusionment in love” and “financial debt”.
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5/9 –
Leslie was not sexually assaulted
Indeed, Tom Trouillet, indicted, seems to have been in love with Leslie for many months. The two young people would have had a sexual relationship without a future. He would have fallen in love with her but the young woman falls into Kevin’s arms.
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6/9 –
The couple were killed by a contending object
Would he have wanted to suppress his love rival? If this first justification is plausible, money and drugs are also mentioned as the motive for the crime.
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7/9 –
Leslie and Kevin could have been killed with a baseball bat
Indeed, several people would have ganged up against Kevin, who would have been a cocaine trafficker, in an environment already well identified.
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8/9 –
The motive for the crimes is still unknown.
Was there revenge? Or need to eliminate a trafficker who is too troublesome? Many questions still remain unanswered.
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9/9 –
Three people have been charged
One thing is almost certain: Leslie is a collateral victim of this horrible tragedy.