Disappearance of Justine Vayrac: “plurality of blows”, “naked” … Stupor after the discovery of her body

He finally admitted his crime. This Thursday, October 27, faced with the accumulation of evidence, Lucas L.21, main suspect in the disappearance of Justine VayracSunday in Brive, found to be the perpetrator of the murder of the young woman. In the middle of the day, the body of the latter was finally discovered “buried at the edge of a wood and partially bare” in Beynat in Corrèze, indicated to theAFP a source familiar with the matter.

During a short press conference given at the end of the afternoon, Baptiste Porcher, the Limoges public prosecutor, gave details of this sordid affair. He first indicated that Lucas L. had been placed in detention after his indictment. According to the prosecutor, the young man admitted “killing the victim while they were both at his home” of Beynat. He would then have tried to conceal the body of Justine thanks “to an agricultural machine. He would have “also burned the young woman’s handbag and tried to erase the traces of blood in the house”.

An autopsy soon to be performed to determine the cause of death

Justine’s body was eventually discovered on the indications of Lucas L.”Everything indicates that it is indeed the body of Justine Vayrac”continued the prosecutor, specifying that on the corpse, the investigators discovered “a plurality of blows to the face, including at least one with a blunt weapon”. “An autopsy will be performed and will clarify the causes of death and the nature of Justine Vayrac’s injuries. It will also make it possible to find possible foreign substances in the blood of the victim.concluded the public prosecutor.

Justine Vayrac had not given any sign of life since leaving the nightclub “La Charrette” located in Brive around 4 a.m. this Sunday, October 23. Her family was very quickly worried about her disappearance, especially since the young woman was the mother of a little boy aged 2 and a half. Investigators were then quickly interested in Lucas L., considered “a friendly acquaintance” of Justine, in the words of the prosecutor of Brive. Last person to have been seen with the victim, he had been taken into custody on Tuesday. Investigators then discovered Justine’s charred handbag near the suspect’s home. traces of blood had also been found in the room and the car of the young man. Faced with this overwhelming evidence, he ended up admitting to having killed Justine Vayrac