The father of little Estelle Mouzin, who died in January 2003, is organizing a final silent white march in Guermantes on Saturday January 7.
His disappearance had deeply marked the spirits. the January 9, 2003, Estelle Mouzin, a 9-year-old girl, disappeared in Guermantes (Seine et Marne). Twenty years later, his body has still not been found. And it was only in March 2020 that the serial killer Michel Fourniret, also called the ogre of the Ardennes, confessed to having killed Estelle Mouzin. If every year a white step was organized in Guermantes by the Estelle association, created by the little girl’s family to honor her memory, the gathering to be held this Saturday, January 7, at 3:30 p.m., will be the last.
Indeed, as pointed out Eric MouzinEstelle’s father, with France infothis annual meeting has no longer been necessary since the confessions extracted from Michel Fourniret. “We have partly fulfilled our objectives. We did not find Estelle but we now know the circumstances in which she was kidnapped and murdered“he explained, specifying that there was therefore no “no place to meet in Guermantes the first weekend of January.
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In a press release published on the website of the Estelle association, it is also written that “this march – which will remind us that Estelle disappeared 20 years ago – will be the last organized”, by the organization. “Indeed, the investigation is coming to an end. It’s time for a trial soon“, is also mentioned. From now on, the Estelle association, “on the strength of its expertise, can now offer different support to other families” and remains determined to “to sensitize the institutions, the public authorities” to his main fight: “protecting our children“.
If he admitted to having killed Estelle Mouzin, Michel Fourniret did not provide more details, in particular on the exact place where the body of the little girl is buried. L’ogre of the Ardennes is now deceased. “Estelle was thrown into a hole in the Ardennes forest 20 years ago. For 20 years, she was in this forest and at the time, we did not know it. It’s not because we know it, now, that it changes anything to the pain, to the abjection of these criminals, to the results of the investigation”, confided Éric Mouzin at the microphone of RTL, Thursday, January 5. To LCI, this bruised father expressed his pain at still not having found his daughter’s body, despite the many unsuccessful searches that have been carried out in recent years: “If we had been able to recover Estelle’s body, we would have felt like we could take care of her one last time“.